
Discover 96 tango sacadas, learning how, where, and when to use them. Develop your own style and figures with a method that clarifies tango logic.
Pablo Nievas introduces 96 sacadas, outlining where, when, and how to use them to craft your own tango style, covering leader and follower sacadas, and parallel and cross systems.
Approach the follower’s front ocho by locating the center of her legs. Move close to her free foot and transfer weight forward to create the sacada effect.
Practice the circular front ocho around the leader as the follower, pivot on your base foot while moving forward, keep your chest facing the leader, and drill at home.
Master the sacadas technique in tango by leading front and circular ocho, coordinating pivot, chest rotation, and weight transfer. Explore using either leg to perform follower and leader sacadas.
Learn the side step sacada in tango, using weight transfer and close foot contact to create the visual effect of guiding the follower. Use either foot, in either direction.
Lead side-step sacadas by guiding the follower's pivot with a complementary right-arm cue, while the follower pivots on a base leg and transfers weight to complete the sacada safely.
Explore how followers respond to leader cues in a back ochos small example, using split-second timing, weight transfer, and shoulder opening to execute sacada or barrida while maintaining foot contact.
Practice back ocho sacadas with precise foot placement (three quarters of the foot), weight transfer cues from the leader, and split-second timing for followers.
Master back ochos and sacadas with soft contact and complementary lead, sending the follower against your foot, while exploring high and low sacadas for visual effect.
Demonstrate high sacadas in the side step and from the follower's front ocho, highlighting when the visual voleo effect is desirable.
Learn back sacadas in tango by moving behind the leg, touching her leg with the calf, transferring weight, and adapting the embrace for space with options like planeo or voleo.
Master back sacadas from the front ocho, as the leader steps behind the leg. Touch the follower's calf to transfer weight, guide a front ocho, and adapt the embrace.
Learn how to execute follower sacadas in a side step and perform the leader's pivot with chest rotation to guide weight transfer and leg coordination.
Explore front and back ochos and sacadas, including calf-driven follower sacadas, dissociation, weight transfer, and fast, decorative extensions such as heel decorations and tiny voleo.
Master sacadas and back sacadas in tango through soft contact, axis control, and one-foot pivots, while leaders and followers retake embraces quickly.
Explore sacadas in the back ocho and gancho, using disassociation to keep the chest facing the partner. Leaders keep the left leg free and perform a circular ocho, not straight.
Perform the side step by executing back sacadas as followers lift the leg, enabling low and high sacadas; maintain distance, keep the left arm close, and rotate together.
Master the leader high back sacada in the front ocho as part of tango's 96 sacadas technique, focusing on precise footwork and seamless leading.
Coordinate your free leg to stay totally relaxed as you send the follower. The leg movement creates a visual effect as she comes close to your foot.
In this course you will learn 96 ( Ninety-six) different sacadas, the leader's and follows technique. How, where and when to execute them.
The lead and how to interpret it.
You will learn in a totally systematized way how to do sacadas.
We will teach you all the possibilities so that later you can combine them in the way you want and thus be able to create your own figures.
We will also give you tips and secrets that will help you understand the leader's guides.
We will give you different possibilities of special decorations for the followers.
At the end of this course you will understand the logic of the tango dance and this will help not only for the sacadas but also for all the elements that make up the tango dance.
It will help you save time to understand how it works.
We will see how to control energy and balance.
We will see the pivot, ochos, twists and how to modify the embrace when we need it.
We will teach you how the different leads work and how to interpret them.
I have developed and perfected this method throughout my career of more than 30 years of experience as a tango teacher.
This method is applicable for all tango movements.