It's my feeling that people are people. Next someone is going to say the color of you skin also has a difference.
On my last trip to BsAs, I'm finding that the visitors there are dancing better tango than the Argentines. Why you ask? Americans, Germans, who ever really love the dance and are willing to give up anything and everything to get more of it. Argentines do it because it is a part of their culture, or because they see it everyday, or it an easy way to make a buck. I would really like to know how much money I've spent on Tango and traveling to BsAs to get more deeply involved in it. Foreigners have moved to BsAs and given up their born heritage to become a part time Argentine. I my self now perform the Zamba, and Chacarera in my demos. People think I love Argentina more than the US sometimes because I live and breath Argentina. My tango really improved when I first met Robert Hauk. Because I could understand him far better than some of the Argentines. Or because we speak the same laungage. I wonder what heritage background Robert has. The last time I looked, I'm a white, American male with Polish heritage. Does that make me a good dancer-teacher? Timmy in Cleveland ************************************** Get a sneak peek of the all-new AOL at http://discover.aol.com/memed/aolcom30tour _______________________________________________ Tango-L mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/tango-l
