Oh, come on.  Chasing the opposite sex is what gave popularity to the tango in 
the first place.  I seriously doubt that the first milongueros were thinking 
about "art" as they were practicing with each other.  

I asked a man the other night what got him into tango (I had assumed it was 
through salsa.  He replied that he hadn't danced anything before (including 
salsa) and that a girl asked him if he was interested in learning.  He thought 
he could learn few moves and impress her.  She's gone, but he's continued and 
become a popular leader.  There are countless stories along those lines.

People take up all sorts of hobbies hoping to meet people and find love.  Some 
find it.  What's wrong with that?

Trini


--- On Sat, 8/14/10, Ruben Malan <[email protected]> wrote:

 Unfortunately, some A.T. dancers are
> attending milongas with a goal in mind: TO MAKE A CATCH.
> This demeanor perhaps in my opinion, could dim the success
> of tango and milongas, discouraging decent and well
> motivated dancers, and create a bad image of our noble
> activity. 


      
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