[Tango-L] About the strict rules in Tango

[Lucia]

"tangosmith at cox.net" <tangosmith at cox.net> escribió:
  >  the difference in tango is how disruptive these people are viewed  [snip] (and) the need for strict enforcement of some code like there is  in tango,  [snip] (and) “tango police.” 
    
  Many in this forum like to disparage the strict rules that  many others favor in the milongas. But there's more to the strict rules  than alluded to:
  
  An ideally well danced Tango is really a man's dance: El Varon controls  and leads it (or, so many men would like to believe ;->). For three  minutes El Varon gets to play the role of a Real Man: sexy, powerful,  protective, the woman in his arms responds to his charms, she is  beautiful, his testosterone hits a high. 
  Woe then to whomever bumps into him or kicks his woman during these moments. 
  Which explains the animosity encountered at milongas, and explains also the allegory of Tango knife fights.
  
  The strict rules help make milongas a more sedate place.
  
  Lucia 


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