On 27/04/2010 05:29, Jack Dylan wrote:
> I don't really care what nuevo dancers
> do but, IMHO, they should stay in their practicas, keep away from the
> milongas and leave traditional dancers in peace.
>
Ah - finally. I hadn't heard a desperate cry for apartheid for almost
over a month.
I suppos
Here we go again. Perhaps Tango-L has been quiet for so many months because
people are tired of arguing without resolution, so they keep their opinions
separate and to themselves (or shared only with those who agree). This suggests
Chico is correct is asserting there are irreconcilable differenc
On 27/04/2010 12:37, RonTango wrote:
> so they keep their opinions separate and to themselves (or shared
> only with those who agree).
Apparently not, unfortunately.
>
> The invasion of Nin~o Bien by nuevoists and creating havoc on the floor is
> not a matter of freedom of expression;
As I sai
This problem between Nuevo and Traditional Tango has been going on for
years and it's just getting worse (with non-Argentines) and Chicho, for one,
has recognised this. But BsAs has solved the problem by segregation.
There are practicas for nuevo and milongas for traditional and they don't mix.
just a relevant
fact... Nino Bien, or more accurately, Centro Región Leonesa, was the official
location for all three
CITA milongas...
apparently BsAs is more tolerant than some make
it out to be...
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> From: Tony Rathburn
>
> just a relevant
>fact... Nino Bien, or more accurately, Centro Región
> Leonesa, was the official location for all three
>CITA
> milongas...
Sorry, but that isn't in the least "more accurate". Centro Region Leonesa
is the name of the place and many milongas are hel
Tony, sorry, I replied too quickly and I now realise
that that's what you actually wrote.
Sorry.
Jack
> From: Jack Dylan jackdylan...@yahoo.com
Sorry, but that isn't in the least "more accurate".
> Centro Region Leonesa
is the name of the place and many milongas are held
> there. 'Nino Bi
