Thanks for the refreshing honesty, Mash...'going to a job interview'..lol
I've just spent the past month wondering why the slow Tango is soooo
difficult
and has this ability to be posed and marched thru instead of danced.
The only thing that I've come up with is that I've heard in BsAs the
Milongueros
only dance when their song and their orchestra is played. That they
choose to
dance only to their favorite songs, the one's that move them, and they
know every note.
Recently, I've been waiting for Tangos to be played with a strong,
driving beat,
before I will dance. This has worked well enough that I was strongly
complimented
by the follow after what may have been my best tango. The beat was
strong and
I didn't mind dancing slow to it and pausing when there was a pause.
There is a lot of Tango out there with a fugitive beat that comes
and goes, and
what seems like moments with nothing happening..
no wonder one needs steps,there.
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