VOICED: Tango fever sweeps South Korea

The transcript discusses the growing popularity of tango in South Korea, highlighted by the Soul Tango Festival. It explores the emotional connection between partners in tango and how the dance has attracted newcomers. The rise of tango in Asia is compared to its popularity in Europe, with festivals and workshops spreading across the continent. The transcript also notes the international influence of tango, with many South Koreans traveling to Argentina to learn the dance. The future of tango in South Korea looks promising, with increasing participation and interest.

What is a unique aspect of the tango dance mentioned in the introduction?

• It requires perfect synchronization.

• It involves an emotional interaction with the partner.

• It is a solo dance.

• It is performed only in Argentina.

What has contributed to the rising popularity of tango in South Korea?

• Government sponsorship of tango events.

• The influence of Korean pop culture.

• Workshops and performances by Argentine professionals.

• The introduction of tango in school curriculums.

How is the tango scene in Asia compared to Europe?

• Asia has more tango festivals than Europe.

• Europe has a festival every weekend, and Asia is becoming similar.

• Tango is more popular in Asia than in Europe.

• Europeans prefer other dance forms over tango.

What has been the impact of YouTube on tango standards in South Korea?

• It has decreased the interest in tango.

• It has made tango less accessible.

• It has helped raise the standards of tango.

• It has led to fewer people learning tango.

Why do Koreans and tango go well together, according to the transcript?

• Due to the passion and cultural compatibility.

• Due to government support for tango.

• Because tango is easy to learn.

• Because of the similar dance styles.