How will Tango Nuevo affect the dance in the coming generations?
I am reading interviews with various proponents of the Nuevo approach
and am just plain curious about how it will produce innovations in my own
developing dance.
One factor that is immediately apparent is that whatever 'new' in terms of
steps/sequences that we see, will most probably be the result of 'Nuevo'.
I am thinking that even the close embrace apilado approach will soon be
letting in some 'fresh' step combos from this approach..(if not already)
I haven't been around the scene for that long (9mos) and so, may be way
behind what's already been negotiated between these two forms..
I can't help but notice that the couple in this video, spend most of the time
looking at each other's feet...or belt buckle. I find this disappointing.
http://mx.youtube.com/watch?v=usLROP5iy_Y
I suppose it's dance, I don't see the 'reason' for all the high kicks up
between
each other's legs...the music doesn't call for it..that I can hear...does it
just
feel good??
anything that Fromboli does, looks like 'dance' to me..even if the music
doesn't
http://mx.youtube.com/watch?v=m8TKp4ech7Y
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