[Tango-L] Headache
Lois Donnay
donnay at donnay.net
Thu Nov 30 09:17:24 EST 2006
Deby.
I have been surprised to find the milongas much less crowded this year
than in years past. Porteno y Bailarin, Gricel, El Beso, La National
floors were quite navigable these last weeks. Only Salon Canning
(which I dislike), and Nino Bien have been packed. Is it the end of
month phenomenon?
Lois Donnay
Minneapolis
Quoting Deby Novitz <dnovitz at lavidacondeby.com>:
>
> Yes the floors here are crowded. That is why I go to dance at 2:00 am.
> Tango fantasia was never danced here in the milongas except by bumbling
> foreigners who do not know better. Some of your favorite name brands
> dance plain old salon style when they are in the milongas and save the
> fantasia for the stage where it belongs. (Here it is called tango
> ballet) Most Argentines whether they dance or not do not consider stage
> tango or any other tango other than salon, milonguero, etc. to be "their
> tango." You can say or think what you want, but the average Argentine
> whether they dance or not is very passionate about tango being theirs.
> Even when they hate it. At least to me it is wonderful to see people so
> passionate about something.
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