I dance mostly in Boston, the mecca for
Argentine Tango that Sharukh founded, thank God
for him. I love the community. It gives more to
me than I can ever repay to it.
I seek out every follower in a milonga to dance
(except those who one way or another convey their
disinterest.) I dance wi
Please take me off the mailing list!
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From: Felicity Graham
To: tango-L
Sent: Mon, Jun 15, 2015 3:17 pm
Subject: Re: [Tango-L] Women's power in tango
I don't know quite what to say, but thank you.
I've got nothing more to add
just now beyond wh
I don't know quite what to say, but thank you.
I've got nothing more to add just now beyond what I've already said about
women's power in the milonga but I thought it was interesting Shahrukh
mentioned the golden age of Tango-L. I wasn't around then but I heard a
little about it. I was very relu
What a nice post, reminiscent of the some of the articulate and
expressive posts of Tango-L's own "golden age"! A model post, really, in
how even your disagreements with what others write are respectfully
presented without losing any of their force. Please write more! :-) And
feel free to copy
Martin wrote: "men outnumber women at the overwhelming majority of
practicas and milongas."
I am very surprised and intrigued how NYC comes by this (to me) surprising
phenomenon. Any ideas?
Michael wrote: "Some women found their voice"
Gosh. I wonder how they managed before. It's a short, perha
Hello everyone
>The common element in most if not all of these, is that a milonga is a
>*social* event and not a dance competition where you have to pick your
>partner based almost exclusively on dance skill or compatibility.
>(Unfortunately, this seems to be increasingly forgotten at many levels
Once a woman embraces a man to dance with, she is not helpless to just "obey"
-- unless a leader is so bad to be totally insensitive, in which case she would
likely never again dance with him. With a little effort she can let the leader
know what she (dis)likes in a dance, starting with an embra
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From: Michael
Subject: [Tango-L] Women's power in tango
To: Tango L
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Shahrukh is looking for list activity. I hope I can write this without being
flamed or misunderstood.
On 6/5/2015 12:07 AM, Michael wrote:
> I hope I can write this without being flamed or misunderstood. ...
> Women have power in tango. Either they don't know it or know it and don't
> know how to use it. (An alternative description is women finding their
> voice.)
Well, I am a little surprised yo
Shahrukh is looking for list activity. I hope I can write this without being
flamed or misunderstood.
Women have power in tango. Either they don't know it or know it and don't
know how to use it. (An alternative description is women finding their
voice.)
I don't hear everything women say be
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