Well, I've only completed four months as an aggressive Tangobaby student/dancer
howevrer I have a lot of experience in studying/teaching second language
fluency and already I can make a comparison between both.
Just as no Spanish Language teacher expects to see a second language fluency
in their students, also no dance teacher expects Tango fluency in theirs. It's
all about more classes and it's all about what is best for the teacher.
The above is of course a generality and my own opinion but in my own progress
I've noticed that I can already dance the Milonga with fluency and fun,
something that I cannot say about my Tango dancing. The BIG difference between
the two is that I've never taken a class in the Milonga. I can assure you that
I'm going to keep it that way and although the Vals doesn't particularly grab
me, I've decided to go for mastering the Vals now before I ruin my chances by
taking a class in it.
sincerely, .Mario
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