I agree with Sergio that it sounds like a joke. I've always understood and been
taught that tango is all about 'lead and follow', as is every other partner
dance.
Surely, leading is the man's major responsibility in tango. How can the lady
ignore or fight his lead unless, of course, she doesn't understand it?
If it's not a joke, I'd like Laurie to explain a little more. And I'd love to
here
some comments from the ladies - especially those who live in Buenos Aires,
or at least visit a lot. Does this happen there?
Man, this could turn my world upside down.
Jack
----- Original Message ----
> From: Sergio Vandekier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>
> "Of course, the indication is just that. Like every other lead in Tango, it
> is
> an invitation, not a command. The lady may ignore it if she wishes, or even
> fight it. One hopes that the latter will be rare."
>
>
> This has to be a joke.
>
> Sergio
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