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It takes two to tango

In this case, two nationalities. Witness Indian dancers in step with an Argentine tango artiste, as they take the floor at a Lower Parel mall against the backdrop of photographs of Buenos Aires

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Gladys Fernandez (in black) guides Kruti Gandhi with her posture. Pic /Ashish Raje

Gladys Fernandez (in black) guides Kruti Gandhi with her posture. Pic /Ashish Raje

Menton!" "Pies juntos!" "Abraso intenso!" As Gladys Fernandez gives out the classic instructions for Argentine tango in Spanish to keep the chin up, feet together and embrace intensely, it's easy to forget that we are in a dance studio in Girgaum's Khotachiwadi, and get transported to a milonga underway in some quaint town in the South American country. The Argentine artiste, who lives in Sardinia in Italy and has a home in Buenos Aires, travels for a good part of the year showcasing tango to the Middle East, Southeast Asia, and since 2015, India.

Kruti Gandhi and Ajinkya Deshpande
Kruti Gandhi and Ajinkya Deshpande showcase the social dancing style of Argentine tango

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