Vince,
'come learn tango in order to have a womans breasts against your chest''
i dont think many women in the community would be happy with that marketing
approach
:)
On 30 January 2011 00:29, Vince Bagusauskas vy...@hotmail.com wrote:
I have heard this question for 10 years now off and on.
On Mon, Aug 16, 2010 at 6:07 PM, Roger Patrick rougerpatr...@gmail.comwrote:
Hi,
If someone acts inappropriately on or off the dance-floor according
to the opinion of a dancer, she/he has reason to choose not to dance
with the person anymore. No-one claims everyone should have a
On Mon, Dec 28, 2009 at 7:31 PM, Alexis Cousein a...@sgi.com wrote:
Perhaps in your neck of the woods you can see a correlation
and people use nuevo as a sorry excuse (i.e. claim freeedom
to stand on their rights by sitting on those of others)
but I don't think you see the same thing at, say
On Wed, Dec 2, 2009 at 4:00 AM, burak ozkosem burakta...@gmail.com wrote:
There are no alternative milongas or nights that you can hear
electronic tango or alternative music more than 50% of the whole
playlist.
There is no venue in Buenos Aires where you can hear a lot of
non-Tango music
I wouild have to agree with Shahrukh. I must admit, during the year that I
spent in BsAs, i only went to Viruta 3-4 times. I never even considered it a
milonga, i always used to refer to it a s a night club - a pick up joint
that happens to play tango music.
abrazos
On Tue, Oct 13, 2009 at 11:00
On Sat, Oct 3, 2009 at 1:54 PM, Tango Society of Central Illinois
tango.soci...@gmail.com wrote:
Yahoo has been holding 'rontango' hostage all day due to spam
suspicion, so I'm posting a reply from another account
--- On Thu, 10/1/09, Sorin Varzaru ta...@bostonphotographs.com wrote:
Huh,
hola alex,
sounds like it will be a great resource, as long as people respect the ethos
in which it was created, which is one of sharing direct knowledge and
experiences (i think XYZ is great/terrible as an instructor because...).
another point that i think will be important for users to remember
adding to that list :
practika 8 (ocho)
practica Rara
also there is a new milonga (opening night is 20th April) called Otros
Buenos Aires, where the organiser indents to play mostly non tango music,
with a bit of Piazzolla and electrotango mixed in for good measure. I will
be intesested in
Hola,
Does anyone have recommendations for tango in Santiago (i am planning a 2
week trip out of BsAs for, and am afraid of going through tango withdrawal
symptoms)?
Besos Y abrazos
--
Yours in dance dementia,
Niki
( http://tangotrails.blogspot.com )
Hi Nancy,
We have been in Buenos Aires (where it is not acceptable for women to
request a dance) since late May, and we have just returned from
spending 10 days in Uruguay, where we did a bit of dancing in
Montevideo, The tango scene there is definitely more relaxed, with
none of the pomp and
from my own personal experience, I stopped taking classes in my home town
because the classes were all about STEPS ('put your left leg here, and then
your right leg there...' ) I could just as easily practice technique in a
milonga or in my own living room, without the 'pleasure ' of being
exactly
On Mon, Jul 28, 2008 at 1:15 PM, Astrid [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The idea is to find an instructor who is able to teach you what you need to
know. Tango is not really about where you put your legs, the lead comes
first, the legs follow that.
Niki Papapetrou wrote:
from my own
Just an aside:
Capussi/Flores are the only couple in your list that dances (socially) in
exactly the same way as they perform on stage (minus the costumes and
make-up).
Jack answers:
2 - Capussi Flores are from the theatrical school, they are hilarious, very
funny, are they a caricature of
The number of people involved, perhaps?
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Hi Ira,
This is my favourite vals, and the fact that hardly any Australian DJ's that
I've encountered play it (I've been dancing for around 6 years, yet I've
only heard it 3 times) makes it even more special. The last time I heard
it was in early July, last year. My partner put on a surprise
I think I've seen something similar on youtube. Someone dong a presentation
on business/negotiation skills, using tango as a metaphore (making initial
contact, getting a feel of where the other person is, establishing trust,
making and answering to requests, possible disagreements along the way,
Hi Rick,
My partner and I are heading over to Buenos Aires in a few weeks.We'll be
there for a year , and I'm looking forward to a year of total immersion in
tango (and spanish). I'd be very interested in reading your articles on
instructors. Would you be able to forward them on, either in tango-l
I had a similar discussion with a (tall) friend with whom I used to dance
quite regularly. I remember him saying that when he danced with followers
much shorter than him, he made a conscious effort, not to adjust his own
height, but to 'lead from the diaphragm' rather than from the chest.
On Mar
Hi all,
My partner will be heading off to Vancouver for work (and a bit of play)
from 27th January till 8th Feb. any suggestions on the what/where/when of
the local tango scene would be greatly appreciated.
--
Yours in dance dementia,
Niki
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