On Thu, Dec 17, 2009 at 6:17 AM, Alexis Cousein wrote:
>
> Biggest no-no of them all: stopping (while you're in the ronda), disconnecting
> from your follower, and lecturing (while half a dance floor is jammed behind.
Oh deer lowered, that still actually happens in this day and age?
Serious
Trini, you wrote:
>>>
...at our weekly milongas I discourage any teaching, even in the non-pista
at our venue because I don't want beginners to think that teaching is okay
at a milonga.
<<<
True here, too...the practica is still a practica, but I note that there is
a tendency for people to "preten
Jack wrote:
> > Correct me if I'm wrong but hasn't Buenos Aires already solved
> > this problem by allowing for the separation of traditional dancers
> > and nuevo dancers?
Actually, in Buenos Aires... currently... no... they haven't. Many milongas
are attended by a group that dances a parti
I live in San Miguel de Allende Mex. This town is desperately in need
of a D.J. and a Friday nite Milonga. I wouldn't want the job but no one
else is about to do it. I have a laptop with my favorite dozen songs on it
duh NOW WHAT? Is there a D.J. Specific site that will help me?
Can I get a
I¹ve been to the first place once. It was a regular milonga in the summer.
The place is plushy and funny. The people were nice, friendly atmo. The
dancing in parts was more funny than serious, too as was the music. Good
place to party, not so good place for traditionalists used to, let¹s say
Casa
Trini y Sean (PATangoS) wrote:
> Though, at our weekly milongas I discourage any teaching,
Biggest no-no of them all: stopping (while you're in the ronda), disconnecting
from your follower, and lecturing (while half a dance floor is jammed behind.
To top it off, these leaders are usually wrong w
--- On Thu, 12/17/09, Brian Dunn wrote:
> I'd be interested in comparing notes with others who have
> observed the same, or different, circumstances in Buenos Aires, or who seek
> to resolve the kinds of conflicts Ron and Jack refer to at USA tango
> events of various sizes.
Nice posts, Brian.
Maybe you want to have look here
http://www.tangokultur.info/termine_berlin_s.htm#sil
and here
http://www.tangokultur.info/termine_berlin_s.htm#silve
Regards, Andreas
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