patear el culo?
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Sergey Kazachenko
Sent: Monday, 8 December 2008 9:12 PM
To: Jack Dylan
Cc: tango-l@mit.edu
Subject: Re: [Tango-L] obsession with nuevo - a remedy?
What's the Spanish name for the 'butt kick'
What's the Spanish name for the 'butt kick' move?
Sergey
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Why does the Argentine tango spawn such passionate controversies?
Heel versus toe. Close versus elastic embrace. Nuevo versus
traditional. And dozens of other controversies.
All dance genres spawn passionate differences. I've seen them in
swing, ballroom, and Latin dances. But tango's deb
Larry in response to your question..." Why does the Argentine tango spawn such
passionate controversies" Your reasons are all endogenous to the art form in
itself... I argue that while all your points are well taken... the primary
reason for the controversies reside on the audience themselves...
Hello, Which tango schools in Paris teach close embrace Tango (chest
to chest - not 'v')
Merci
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I too have puzzled over this religious fervor. If one looks for example at
Lindy Hop, another
street dance with no ruling body, it passed through the "style wars" (Savoy vs.
Hollywood vs. West
Coast Swing vs. ..) in a matter of several years. Many of the dancers have
preferences, and some
