[Tango-L] Milonguero is one style of close embrace styles.

[AJ Azure]

I'm not a dancer but, as a musician I can tell you that when something gets
pulled out of its' country or circle of origin it gets labeled and
categorized where it would not be in its' home environment. Sometimes it's
great because it helps to understand it. Other times it's over complicating
it and over categorizing.

_Adriel

> From: Igor Polk <ipolk at virtuar.com>
> Date: Sun, 29 Oct 2006 20:45:05 -0800
> To: <TANGO-L at mit.edu>
> Subject: [Tango-L] Milonguero is one style of close embrace styles.
> 
> I agree Nina with you that there is no Milonguero style per se as common
> knowledge of tango in Buenos Aires, however people in US who dance
> Milonguero style dance in a certain way and they call it Milonguero style
> and that is absolutely valid no matter how you call it.
> 
> There are several close embrace styles no matter what people in BA say about
> it. And  Milonguero ( just a name, not an Argentinean name, but never the
> less it is a name ) exists and it is one of the close embrace style. Only
> one of them.
> 
> Do you want to say that there are no dancing styles?
> Hm... At least every real great dancer has his own.
> 
> Igor Polk.
>