Tango (disambiguation)
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Tango is a social dance form including Argentine, Uruguayan, and international ballroom tango.
Tango may also refer to:
- Argentine tango, a social dance form, the original form of tango
- Brazilian tango, a dance, with its accompanying music, that originated in the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro
- Tango music, a genre of music that originated in Argentina and Uruguay
- Tango (flamenco), a song-form or instrumental-form of flamenco music
TANGO may also refer to:
- The letter T in the NATO phonetic alphabet
- and therefore, soldiers may use "Tango" as their slang for an enemy (T)arget
- A variety of lettuce (Lactuca sativa var tango)
Works of music
- Tango in D, composition by Isaac Albéniz
- Tango (Patty Larkin album), 1991
- Tango (Julio Iglesias album), 1996
- Tango (Sonia & Disappear Fear album), 2007
- "Tango", a song on the 2006 album, Public Warning by Lady Sovereign
- Tango (Negative album)
- "Tango" (song), the title track
- Tango (Stravinsky), a 1940 piece originally composed for piano by Russian composer Igor Stravinsky
Film
- ¡Tango! (1933 film), a film by Argentine director Luis Moglia Barth
- Tango (1933 film), a film by Danish director George Schnéevoigt
- Tango (1969 film), a 1969 Bulgarian film
- Tango (1980 film), an animated film by Polish director Zbigniew Rybczyński
- Tango (1993 film), a film by French director Patrice Leconte
- Tango (1998 film), a film by Spanish director Carlos Saura
Organizations and companies
- Tango (telecom), a mobile telephone operator in Luxembourg and Liechtenstein
- T.TV, a television channel in Luxembourg formerly known as Tango TV
- TV6 (Lithuania), also known as Tango TV in Lithuania
- Command Post Tango, a U.S. military installation in South Korea
People
Performing arts
- Tango (Balanchine), a ballet by George Balanchine based on a Stravinsky composition
- Tango (Martins), a ballet by Peter Martins based on a Stravinsky composition
- Tango, a 1964 play by Sławomir Mrożek
Places
- Tango Province, Japan, an old province in today's northern Kyoto Prefecture
- Tango, a neighborhood in Glan, Sarangani, Philippines
- Tangov, Azerbaijan
- Tango Monastery, near Thimphu, Bhutan
Publishing
- Tango Magazine, an American magazine for adult women under 40
- Tango (comics), a comics anthology published in Australia since 1997
Software
- Tango (tax software), a tax software application from H&R Block
- Dalim Tango, Dalim's product for colour retouching during the 1990s
- TANGO and Tango controls, a CORBA+ZMQ based control system
- Tango PCB and Tango Schematic, early Computer-aided engineering programs
- Tango Desktop Project
- Tango (application), a video-messaging application software
Transport
- Tango (boat), also known as the Armored Troop Carrier, used in the Vietnam War
- Tango-class submarine is the NATO code name for the Russian Project 641B Som submarine class
- Tango (tram), a tram type produced by Stadler Rail
- Commuter Cars Tango, an electric vehicle manufactured in Spokane, Washington, U.S.
- SEAT Tango, a roadster concept car built by the Spanish car maker SEAT
- Japanese battleship Tango, a pre-dreadnought battleship originally known as the Poltava
Astronomy and space exploration
- Tango, also known as Cluster 4, an ESA satellite in the Cluster II mission
Other uses
- Tango (drink), a soft drink manufactured in the United Kingdom
- Adidas Tango, a type of football designed by Adidas
- Air Canada Tango, a defunct low-cost airline launched by Air Canada
- Tango 01, the call sign of the Boeing 757 presidential aircraft in Argentina's Agrupación Aérea Presidencial
- Prisma, a satellite owned by the Swedish Space Corporation
- Black Knights' Tango, a chess opening
- Tango (mythology), the third child of the primordial mother goddess, Varima-te-takere
See also
- Tangos (disambiguation)
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