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> "WeÂ’re talking about something universalÂ…something human beings never
> did before. A dance coming out of relationship."
"Never did before"? Is anyone really so gullible as to believe this guy?
> "tango is only 50 years old!"
Good grief. Next he'll be claiming to have invented it.
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Chris
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OK..I am up to my neck in Tango classes..almost every night of the week I am in
a class,
practica or milonga. It is costing me upwards of $250 a month (Astrid will
be happy).
I am taking class from three different teachers..one professes 'connection'
and 'musicality'.
other is just a
Anyway, after two classes, I am seeing side benefits to the basic eight study..
It boils down to the idea that; one needs a context around which to start
to build some Tango form.
1. It's helpful to know where in the basic eight steps an ocho cortado would
start from..
ie: I was taugh