I'll answer first, and my answer will probably be different than that of most
people. I am a mathematician, and when first got exposed to tango, saw the many
possibilities it offered. It was staggering. And when I got connected to one of
my first teachers, I found out about the "structure" of the tango. There were
rules of movements, interesting way steps were put together, etc. (not that I
could do any of it). It was exciting. Ultimately, I do it for the sheer
challenge of doing something difficult, and that includes combining connection,
emotional involvement, choreography, navigation, technique, and everything
else. I love a good challenge.
Gordon
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> why do you dance tango? sherrie
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