Tango Sacada (the Take Out)

In this section of Tango Terms we explore the Sacada (the take out).

First the term redefined:

Sacada take out [sah-cah’-dah]

A displacement of the woman’s free leg - when the leader places their foot or leg against the leg of their partner, transfers the weight to their own leg, and moves into the space of their partner’s leg.

Video of the Sacada

Quote of the Day

The tango is really a combination of many cultures, though it eventually became the national music of Argentina. -Yo-Yo Ma

Today in Tango

1903, April 8 – BIRTH OF DANIEL LOPEZ BARRETO

2006, April 7 – PREMIERE OF “TAKE THE LEAD”

1956, April 06 – FIRST RECORDED “MADRE”

1933, April 5 – PREMIERE OF “MELODIA DE ARRABAL”

2000, April 4 – PUBLISHED “SEVENTH GRADE TANGO”

1916, April 3 – BIRTH OF MARUJA PACHECO HUERGO

1928, April2 – BIRTH OF LUIS CORREA

1946, April 1 – DEBUT OF “GLOSTORA TANGO CLUB”

2010, March 31 – PREMIERE OF “THE TANGO SINGER”

1920, March 30 – BIRTH OF RAUL BERON

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