Great musicality lesson:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hLCKEvfLR6g
Imagined dancing tango with her? Yum...
Igor Polk
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On Nov 26, 2007 10:11 PM, norbi vogel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi, my name is Norberto , im bandoneon player and i would like to visit your
> tango comunity and play for you, a concert or milonga.
> is that possible?
>
Hi Norberto, welcome you to Vietnam. We all will be very glad if you
come.
Hi Keith,
I sense a sadness and nostalgia in your post. Maybe you miss the good old days?
;-) I think that writing the obit for the tango-L might be a little
premature. I think that the Tango-L appears to be "comatose" because people
just don't have much to say. I agree with you in that a
Hola;
I a sense of absurdity overwhelms me regarding the 'Truth & Truthiness'
dialogue that has caught so much attention of late. I've been dancing tango
for nearly 10 years and a subscriber to Tango-L for about the same time and
have yet to see such inane, pedantic, nit picking, and u
To paraphrase Socrates:
A discussion forum which has not the strength to stand-up to the critics
within is not worth existing.
Mr. K. Elshaw's anger and invective is hard to understand, for Tango-L is
still kicking, and one should not forget that a lot has already been said here
abo
Dan wrote;
>> I a sense of absurdity overwhelms me regarding the 'Truth &
Truthiness'
dialogue that has caught so much attention of late. I've been dancing tango
for nearly 10 years and a subscriber to Tango-L for about the same time and
have yet to see such inane, pedantic, nit pick
Just a suggestion - maybe you guys should spend less time at your computer and
more time on the dance floor. Honestly, this has gone beyond ridiculous.
Also, I've heard that that a little sunlight once in awhile does wonders for
one's disposition.
Santiago
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Dear Charles:
Without statistics, all you say is crap. And with statistics it would be
even more crap. As about intellect, your utterrances are foolish, to put it
mildly.
Lucia
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often tangueros from around the country will visit here to dance so I will get
Last night, I said it seemed 90% of the people who have been killing
Tango-L are men.
A representative of the other 10% just declared herself with her post with
this title.
She can't understand my anger. Of course not. Look what she writes and how
she adds to the discourse.
Charles, she just gav
Santiago:
Your remarks are simple, clear, concise and to the point! Just like a
good Tango lead should be! Good time for a Sunny trip to..Buenos Aires!!
That might clear some of the dust in the attic. Tango dancing in the sun would
be my drug of choice!
Dan
Just a suggestion - ma
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I don't understand Lucia. How can you label Charles' post as crap? It is is
personal observation and nothing more or less. He has every right to post his
thoughts and not have them labeled as "crap", specially when they are clearly
no such thing. Charles, for what it's worth, I agree with y
I have received several private answers to my post, and I'd like to answer
it publicly.
>>> Gorgeous woman, sexy moves...BUT tango has NOTHING to do with twitching
hips...right ?
No. If you notice, she does not move her hips much. But body moves a lot in
tango.
If you are up to that level.
Besid
I recently lost one of my favorite CDs I picked up in Bs. As., "Roberto Firpo
y su cuarteto, Tangos y Valsecitos" on the Reliquias series from EMI/DBN. One
side is tangos, the other is all waltzes. They are some of the most beautiful
tango waltzes ever recorded (I have never heard them played in
Once in a while one can indulge in a flame war. It
sok I guess... But when
the ratio of 'pluses' to 'minuses' becomes alarmingly
high on the 'minuses'
side... one must wonder.
Saddly as I read LUCIA's contribution to the list I
find a pattern of anger
and underlying hostility. I went as far bac
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> I recently lost one of my favorite CDs I picked up in Bs. As., "Roberto Firpo
> y su cuarteto, Tangos y Valsecitos" on the Reliquias series from EMI/DBN. One
> side is tangos, the other is all waltzes. They are some of the most beautiful
> tango waltzes ever recorded
I don't think you can generalise too much. There is definitely an intellectual
element to tango. Just compare it, for a moment, with a dance like salsa, which
is much more about getting down and dirty (that can be fun too ;-)). Also,
compare something like swing which, from what I can observe,
Could you ALL cut out your petty political squabbling and talk about tango
please?
If you want to incorporate your politics into tango you can do something
constructive like a fundraiser or something.
Your political biases are not important to the dance or the existence of
this webgroup. Thes
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