[Tango-L] Rock-Steps

[WHITE 95 R]

Keith is right. Please don't get hung up on terminology. The rock step he is 
talking about is the "arrepentida" or corte. It's the most basic and 
necessary steps to dance close embrace. I guess some might call it "va y 
ven", but I think that is the "cadencia" or as somebody posted "Gardelito". 
They are similar steps but the timing is completely different. I'm sure all 
you expat ladies in BAires do it all the time, many times in every tango you 
dance. It's the best way to navigate the crowded floors If you don't do 
turns.

Manuel


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>From: MACFroggy at aol.com
>To: keith at tangohk.com, tango-l at mit.edu
>Subject: Re: [Tango-L] Rock-Steps
>Date: Sun, 22 Jul 2007 18:19:23 EDT
>
>Hi Keith,
>I don't know perhaps exactly what you mean by "rock-step," but I can assure
>you that the milongueros here in Buenos Aires, when there is no space to
>advance on the pista, use something they might call "va y viene" to turn in 
>a circle
>or just to keep dancing while not moving forward--just a little something 
>in
>their repertoire that sometimes come in handy.
>
>Cherie
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