--- Carol Shepherd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> As the club owner remarked: "We love the tango
> music. That's when
> everyone hits the bar to re-order."
That's what long cortinas (1 minute or longer) are
for.
As for the DJ, that kills the milonga with a milonga +
latin break. Is the milonga still around?
Good DJs control the build up of the atmosphere in a
milonga as the night progresses, building up intensity
and then letting it relax, and then up again until it
hit a peak at the "optimum" hour. To me, the optimum
hours of the 9-12:30 milonga is somewhere between
10:30 to 12:00. If the best dancing hour is broken up
by a long break, you probably won't see me there much.
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