At the expense of sounding arrogant/snobby.I have found if I am more
discriminating and patient in choosing whom I will accept as my tango
partners(ignoring some cabaceos by looking under the table for some lint,
whatever), I have more than enough dances; avoid being a wallflower and in
>The cabeceo plays into this fantasy for some. For others it can present a
>harsh reality.
I have been thinking, over the last few weeks, about a suitable response to the
topic of the cabeceo and the related topic of women refusing to dance with men
who they do not consider to be at "their l
--- On Wed, 10/27/10, Trini y Sean (PATangoS) wrote:
> At the heart of it all, tango is a fantasy.
Well, this is interesting. I wonder what the typical
fantasies are. I am going to guess that the typical
man's fantasy is "I am competent and capable" and the
typical woman's fantasy is "I am beaut
Well today I went to a newsletter addressed specifically to ex pat visitors
to
BsAsthe thing was full of warnings about varios rip-offs including deposit
rip-offs... so, I feel that I gave the correct caveot to the reader of tango L
when I 'generalized' about doing business in Latin Amer
