There is a reason why so many women go to Buenos Aires to dance
tango. The embrace is, for me, the quintessential draw, as is the
connection with my partner and the silent communication that ensues
when the connection is right. I just finished writing a book
entitled "Tango Lover's Guide
The only question is: does Tango have a definite, objective identity, or is
it's meaning subjective and infinitely maleable? The answer is: tango has an
identity, it is what it is, that stays constant, it can be discovered and is
independent of whether you WANT to discover it or not. (This is diffe
seems to me more and more of the young people of Buenos Aires are
dancing traditionally, not "nuevo". And they are fantastic.
It's the younger people /outside/ of Argentina who are more into
"nuevo". They seem not to be into tango as much as they are into "dancing".
I also find an appalling lack
