--- On Sun, 10/18/09, Ecsedy Áron <[email protected]> wrote:
> - nevertheless I do NOT believe that separation of milongas
> could be an
> answer to anything (except the possible annihilation of a
> style you are
> protecting), as for practicas, they are not more than a
> class without a
> teacher, so they immediately imply a certain closed
> subgroup of dancers.
It's called niche marketing and works successfully in the real world. Catering
to peoples specific needs. It's recognizing that people have different needs
and desires. We can all agree with that premise, correct?
The big thing bothering people about the idea of separate milongas is that they
take it personally, as if it's saying something about them. That's the real
problem. Quit taking it personally and you might just recognize that having
separate milongas does not have to be a divisive thing. It can actually help
to develop different styles, which to me, is more interesting than some
monolithic blob. Yes, it's nice if we could all dance together in harmony, but
sometimes, there's real life.
Trini de Pittsburgh
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