Our Last Tango. What Tango brings or brought to you life?

Our Last Tango. What Tango brings or brought to you life?

“If I were reborn, I would do it all again, be a tango dancer above all,”

Maria says while reflecting on her past. Seeing Maria glowing as she recalls her memories of tangoing under the moon and stars is charming. She recounts the glory of her youth, and tells many a story about how she spent her childhood longing for the thrills of the dance floor.

September 26, 2020 — Hasan Seremet
The Tango Lesson I Connection between Body , Mind, Soul and TANGO

The Tango Lesson I Connection between Body , Mind, Soul and TANGO

The movie examines the nature of the dance as a whole - what it means for a woman to follow the lead of a man, and conversely, what it means for the man to occasionally accept the lead of a woman. There is tension when Sally tries to break the traditional gender roles of the tango, and tells Pablo, “it doesn't suit me to follow. It suits me to lead, and you can't deal with that.” Not only is she literally referring to the conventional tango style, but to the nature of their romantic entanglements. The tango makes a perfect metaphor for their love.  
Scent of A Woman I No Mistakes in Tango

Scent of A Woman I No Mistakes in Tango

Frank puts on the charm and asks her if she wants to learn the tango right there in the dining room. They don’t have their tango shoes, and she’s not wearing her tango dress, but that won’t stop them.   Donna is reluctant at first, afraid she might make a mistake. Frank gives her a wink and tells her,

“No mistakes in the tango, Donna. Not like life. It’s simple, that’s what makes the tango so great. If you make a mistake, get all tangled up, just tango on.”