Tango is not just a dance, but fire, a duel, a cultural phenomenon. Angelina Dronova's lecture will take us through early 20th century Buenos Aires and Russian varieties, showing how passion transformed into music. Tango is not just a dance, but passion, energy, and an entire cultural layer. Historian Angelina Dronova invites you to look into the roots of this phenomenon, born in the street quarters of Buenos Aires and becoming a global symbol of freedom, emotional openness, and dueling intimacy between partners. The meeting will discuss not only movement but also music, style, and influences from Cuba, Europe, and local traditions. Tango absorbed echoes of habaneras, milongas, even polkas and waltzes - and in the early 20th century, it became a real explosion: it was danced in salons and cabarets, poems were written for it, and a color was named after it. Special attention will be given to the figures of Carlos Gardel and Astor Piazzolla, legends through whom tango gained a voice, melody, and global fame. Find other events in Moscow on KudaGo.