What is the dance between tango and salsa?

'Tango' is a type of South American dance and is danced very close, the couple embrace closely. 'Salsa' is a category of a stylized Cuban rhythmic dance with the elements of rock and soul music. In this dance couple doesn't embrace, instead holds one or both hands. read more

Tango Nuevo (New Tango) Ballroom tango; Whereas, salsa is a dance form which origins from the Cuban Son and Afro-Cuban dance, generally associated with the salsa music style. Salsa has a pattern of six steps danced over eight counts of music. The dance has many moves and one should have a correct posture and flexibility in. read more

Salsa is not a competition dance, so neither in American style nor Interational is there a dance that comes between the tango and the salsa. For your information, the dances, in sequences are: cha-cha-cha,rumba, samba, paso doble, and the jive for international; cha cha, rumba, East Coast swing, bolero, and mambo. for American. read more

Ballroom tango is a dance which evolved in Paris in the early 20th century *from* proper Argentine tango. Argentine tango is a social dance. It has no steps, no sequences, it's completely organic and improvised (which means you can go to a class and be dancing straight away). read more