Re: [Tango-L] Male / Female - Defining the different roles.

- Original Message > From: Mario > > What I'm saying is that in that narrow sense; the woman should >not ask the man to dance and why.  > We all choose to dance with people we think we'd like to dance with - usually based on what we've experienced with that partner before or based on

Re: [Tango-L] Male / Female - Defining the different roles.

Hi, No Michael I wasn't inferring all that you seem to have gotten from that paragraph. What I'm saying is that in that narrow sense; the woman should not ask the man to dance and why. In terms of the 'pulling off' a successful dance yes I agree with you and my whole later paragraph was

Re: [Tango-L] Male / Female - Defining the different roles.

Mario: Yes, what you wrote rings a bell, AN ALARM BELL! "This situation is a big reason why it should be the man who decides when and with whom to dance." You don't really mean the woman has NO say with whom and when she dances? We just had a long, useful thread on cabeceo. What you wrote goes

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[Tango-L] Male / Female - Defining the different roles.

Ok, I'm not saying that I can define the dance roles of the man and the woman in Argentine Tango. But, I would like to begin a discussion of it and welcome all who would like to join in. One of the differences in roles that most impresses me is how the man is responsible for the dance itself.