What, you mean “You know when you’ve been Tango’d”? Do you even have Tango (fizzy Orange/Apple/Lemon soft beverage) in the States? In the UK we have had some truly bizarre TV adverts for it over the years.
— Tim 
Mmmm, Tango. Tango is fun. Tango is sexy.
Cha cha is too. All my life is cha cha lately.
— ralph
My wife and I were in Argentina this time last year to attend a friend’s wedding. The tango, as you can imagine, was a key component. What a seemingly simple, yet incredibly nuanced dance it is. Good luck and have fun!
— Shawn
The last dance on my list of dances to learn - I’m jealous.
— Lou
I don’t “get” Tango. I don’t understand why some people get pulled into the “cult of tango.” I do know how to tango very well, as a matter of fact, still I don’t understand the obsession because I find other dances more compelling. Anyone care to explain why they are pulled into the Tango?
— Popsicle
Hi Mark I’m glad you like Tango, that’s what in my country dance everydays….
— mini-d
Well, for starters, my dance class is packed with hot chicks. And I mean *packed*.
Of course, it helps that my fiancee is one of them. ;)
— Mark
Popsicle - Tango is an expression of love, life, pain, loss, - many things that celebrate the human in us… …but when combined with the music, the movement, the closeness of man-and-woman, it becomes an art in and of itself. Sure there are a variety of forms to display emotion, tango is a “way” to act out this. The music is beautiful, the dance is beautiful. In its embryonic state, the tango (and other dance forms like the traditional native american indian dances up-to modern dance like raves) was a means to bring people together to celebrate community. The tango is this but it also celebrates a closeness, a display of inner beauty that humans can sometimes suppress so easily but when unleashed with the right amount of subconscious fervor, is a feeling quite like no other - two bodies in/out of rhythm to music - from toes to fingertips, hip-to-hip, leg-on-leg - yeah it is all that and more!
— twosox