[Tango-L] Cortinas (not the old car from the '70s)

[Lucia]

Hi Nina,
  
  This reminds me of my old-standing gripe with the good museums, and  albums and monographs for that matter. As all of them contain great art  to the exclusion of mediocre or poor,  the lack of comparison  opportunity contributes to excellence being lost on non-specialist  viewers.
  
  Lucia

Nina Pesochinsky <nina at earthnet.net> escribió:  
Manuel wrote:
> Inflicting pain and suffering on tango lovers from the DJ booth is
> inexcusable. Doubly so if it's done from a narcisistic, egocentric,
> arrogant self delusion. Please spare me the BS. There is way too much
> crap being perpetrated under the Argentine tango name these days.
> Sadly, even some Argentineans are participating in the sell out of the
> tango. Shame on them and shame on everybody who's bent on the
> destruction of the classic Argentine tango.

Hello, Lucia, Manuel, and everyone,

Thank you for your e-mails!  I am with you and I am grateful for your  
clear, loud voices.

I have come to a conclusion that we need the tango slobs.  All of them  
- DJs, teachers, etc.  We need them in tango communities as a filter.   
Dancers know the difference and are able to choose.  Even the rank  
beginners! We also need them to help certain essence of tango to  
emerge through contrast.  People feel it at their core when the music  
is good. But the good music will not be appreciated if it is always  
taken for granted.  So we need events with bad music to know the  
difference.

Warmest regards,

Nina








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