Hi Charles,
about being refused: also about that I wrote in the book... one thing, just
invite One new person every milonga you go... that would be already super!
Being refused hurts - activate the same cerebral zone...
Charles Roques wrote:
I want to spread good tango karma, give back
Sometimes newer DJs will post a question about why there are not more milongas
or waltzes to play and what is the proper balance for a good night. No one
likes a milonga of too many tangos, or all slow ones, or too much D'Arienzo,
etc. nor one with too many waltzes ... is that possible? ;-)
My total of percentages is more than 100% because it is rounded up but that is
the general idea
Charles
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This is a good point. Several DJ's I don't like are also not good
dancers. The ones I do like are good dancers.
El Stevito de Gainesville
On 2/8/2011 1:31 PM, Charles Roques wrote:
I think the first requirement for a good DJ is being able to dance well so
that whatever you play connects
On 2/8/2011 1:31 PM, Charles Roques wrote:
I think the first requirement for a good DJ is being able to dance well so
that whatever you play connects with you for its danceability (and of course a
sensitivity to the crowd's response) and the second is having a good selection
of songs.
The five steps of Tango
1. Take a few group lessons
2. Start teaching
3. Start deejaying
4. Start a Milonga
5. Bankruptcy
In a message dated 2/8/2011 4:08:28 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,
patan...@yahoo.com writes:
On 2/8/2011 1:31 PM, Charles Roques wrote:
I think the first
