Vince shows the following:
"A couple of real milongas in Seoul, that incorporate a few nuevo moves."
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKgvdEMt2ks
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vOIKrjWHGI
"Many of the coupless would not be tagged as doing salon or millonguero style.
A Seoul milonga that was identified as "alternative" with what appears to be
respectful dancers."
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FlY6-sDc614
"No need to label a milonga if everyone is respectful. And if not, the host can
do something about it I guess."
My answer:
It is of great benefit to have videos so that finally we can know what we are
talking about.
Vince these people are dancing "Traditional Tango" using some typical
embellishments, such as boleos, amagues, etc.
***They are not dancing Tango Nuevo.***
As to the "Alternative" milonga...the only alternative thing is the music, the
dancing is traditional tango as well.
Last time when you picked your marbles and left, you could have learned the
difference between "Tango Nuevo", "Traditional Tango" and "Tango Milonguero"
which obviously you do not know. You think that a high boleo is Nuevo tango and
it is not. I am not planning to get into any argument with you.
Respectfully, Sergio
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