Sergio wrote:
"When you are a good dancer and know several tango styles you adjust your
dancing to the available space, the music, your partner, the moment, the
circumstances."
Here's Gustavo & Giselle dancing their majestic version of "Don Juan" -
combining tight corridas, intimate embraces, and
Brian wrote: " and many of us have seen them bring this mastery to the
social floor of the milonga with consummate taste, complete awareness of the
ronda, and inspiring improvisational skill."
Brian, could you name a few social milongas where you have seen Gustavo &
Giselle dance like in the vide
.. "I would like to add for consideration, that "ratified by Buenos
Aires Tango"
doesn't mean very much" . . .
I wholeheartedly agree - first of all - there is noone here in BsAS
that "ratifies", second, Tango is - like all in Life - subject to
constant evoluton, third, Tango IS not just Argent
Bettina wrote: " Tango IS not just Argentine, but danced all
over the world - like it or not - agree or not -it is reality"
Hard to argue against that sort of logic. So why do we want to persist
preserving a label of "Argentine Tango", a label I might add which only
exists outside of Argentina to
There are as many "styles" in tango as there are couples - if you look
closely - each couple on a dance floor has their very own unique style
- there is no one like the other, yes there may be similarities, some
similar steps or moves, but each has their own expression and flavor.
why does everyth
Hi Bettina
I emphasize with you. However why do you say Tango is Tango is Tango, when
it appears to me that you mean dancing is dancing is dancing! You're using a
label without explaining what the label means.
Anton
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> From: Anton Stanley an...@alidas.com.au
> In my own corner
> of the world, there might be Tango as danced in Sydney, or Tango as danced
> in Brisbane.
>
By all means give it those labels, if you want. But if it's not the same as
they
dance in Argentina, please don't call it 'Argentine Tang
--- On Thu, 8/13/09, Brian Dunn wrote:
> Here's Gustavo & Giselle dancing their majestic version
> of "Don Juan"
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s5FOjT959J0
Thanks for the video, Bryan. They dance it beautifully, but to my eye, it's
not quite right. As if there's a little too much work i
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s5FOjT959J0
Trini says:
" . . . Thanks for the video, Bryan. They dance it beautifully, but
to my eye, it's not quite right. As if there's a little too much work
involved. Personally, I would have preferred touches of nuevo instead
of swaths in their performanc
Anton Stanley wrote:
> Brian wrote: " and many of us have seen them bring this mastery to the
> social floor of the milonga with consummate taste, complete awareness of the
> ronda, and inspiring improvisational skill."
>
> Brian, could you name a few social milongas where you have seen Gustavo &
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