About a week ago, Robin Tara wrote:
> You know, I danced in the milongas of Buenos Aires, New York, Montreal, San
> Francisco, Boston and London beginning 1993.
> ...
> There was a magic then that has been missing for me in today's milongas.
> ...
> Things began to change drastically in the milong
--- On Mon, 10/12/09, Shahrukh Merchant wrote:
I'm guessing that, at this point, the majority of list members were not
dancing in Buenos Aires at regular milongas (i.e., not counting just
visiting for festivals) on a semi-regular basis pre-2001. But there is
probably a significant minority wh
"Did the world really change around
me, or did my perception of the world change?"
That's the crux of the question, isn't it?
Please tell me what in this world has not changed since 1993?
Whether it's the same as it was "then" or not isn't relevant, especially to
people who came to tango m
Over the last few years, I have been ruminating on these same thoughts and
perceptions.
Periodically, my concern has been quieted when I've had a conversation
about it with dancers in other places ... and they say they having been
feeling the same things.
Whew! It ain't just me.
I like it that e
I thought I'd be a good samaritan and pass this along to anyone that
may still be looking for their things that they lost at PDX TangoFest.
Please pass this along to everyone you know that went...
Begin forwarded message:
From: Marion Newlevant
>Just wondering, without checking the scores, is it possible to recognise the
>difference between 4x4 and 4x8?
No.
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Tango in Toulouse--Part 5
Friday, July 3, 2009
10:00 PM
Espace Cultural Lalande is a community center on the north side of
Toulouse. Tonight's concert-dance at Lalande features La Mariposa, a local
octet which plays tango in the styles of Di Sarli and D'Arienzo. Four of the
musicians are wom
