My tango journey started with the scene in *Scent of a Woman*. After seeing it, I sought out the local tango community and reached out to Kelly. My biggest concerns at the time were whether I needed to bring a dance partner and whether I needed a pair of dance shoes. Fortunately, these concerns were resolved after checking with Kelly via email. The first class I attended was taught by Kelly and another teacher. What a coincidence it was that my first day turned out to be the last day for another young man who had started tango for the very same reason: the scene from *Scent of a Woman*. Since then, my tango journey has continued. My tango journey has continued thanks to the support of my classmates, teachers, and the local community. Kelly and other important people in the community were especially supportive when I was just starting out, always encouraging me to dance. Tango is quite an intimate dance, and I was rather shy at the beginning. Because of them, I gradually found the courage to dance and even join milongas. I attended tango lessons weekly, starting from the basics. The fundamental steps were learned through group classes, while the embrace was something I developed mostly through private lessons with Kelly. Kelly is a very experienced and patient teacher, and every small bit of progress in refining the details always felt satisfying.