First published in 1999 under the guidance of Luise Rinser and now available in several languages, this work is the only one to date that describes in detail the essence and technique of Argentine tango while focusing on its profound symbolic significance. It not only explores the fascination of a dance but also provides insights into the universal realm of Eros, which, like tango, manifests in longing, devotion, seduction, and the power of redemption. In the texts of Sartori and Steidl, tango reveals itself as a metaphor for the ideals of erotic love and as a reflection of the personality and character of the dancers, as well as the patterns of erotic behavior and communication.