IT TAKES TWO TO TANGO: When the man (leader) follows the woman (follower) - El Chino Perico

I recently posted a video commenting on a Di Sarli performance of El Chino Perico where he dances beautifully on the melodies in the music. The goal of that video was to make especially men or leaders understand the melodic parts of tango music better. I notice a lack of lyrical dancing on the dance floor, and I always argue that listening more consciously to the music helps. Link to previous video:    • Start dancing on the melody in tango! (Lea...   After posting the video, I received two interesting private messages from women, who both argued in their own way that another interesting aspect about this performance was that El Chino Perico followed her, in a sense, listening to her, proposing movements but giving her time to finish her own part in the music. These ladies were absolutely right, and I decided to make another video of the same performance, highlighting how it truly takes two to tango - a cliché, but one with deeper and deeper layers the more advanced the dancers get (and something I try to practice myself as much as possible).