Argentine Tango is a passionate and expressive dance that originated in the late 19th century in the working-class neighborhoods of Buenos Aires, Argentina. It combines elements of African, European, and indigenous music and dance styles, characterized by its close embrace and intricate footwork. The dance is typically performed by a couple, who communicate through body movements and improvisation. The music of Argentine Tango features instruments like the bandoneón, a type of accordion, along with violins and piano. The dance has evolved over the years, gaining international popularity and inspiring various styles, including Tango Nuevo, which incorporates modern influences while maintaining the essence of the original dance.