[Tango-L] Outside Influences

Janis Kenyon Jantango at feedback.net.ar
Sun Mar 25 16:51:41 EDT 2007


Trini wrote:
<So it is an interesting relationship, one in which the outside world is
influencing what is happening in BsAs indirectly.  [Have] those living in
BsAs noticed any other changes due to how tango is being taught or danced
elsewhere?>

If the economy in China can impact the markets in New York, then
the worldwide tango community can impact Buenos Aires:

Tourism is changing the face of the city.
Tourism is changing what languages are spoken by portenos.
Tourism is changing the real estate market.
Tourism is changing how people work, what they do and how they live.
Tourism is changing how the citizens experience tango.
Tourism is changing the long-standing tradition of milonga codes.

>From my perspective in BsAs for eight years, the biggest change is the
number of bi-lingual or multi-lingual tango classes.





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