[Tango-L] new milonga in Buenos Aires

[Keith]

Marble dance floors are really tough on the feet, knees, hips and back. I'm 
surprised a new place doesn't have a proper wooden dance floor. Are they
targetting serious dancers?

God, I love my cushioned, floating floor of solid European Oak. Hmmmmmmmm.

Keith, HK

On Tue Sep 11 22:18 , MACFroggy at aol.com sent:

>Tonight we went to the inauguration of the new Tuesday milonga of Hector y 
>Norma (Cachirilo)
>in Boedo--in fact, it's half a block from my apartment.
>
>It's in the Salon de Fiesta Mallorca at the corner of Boedo and Carlos Calvo 
>3595.
>
>All Buenos Aires was there to check it out, the first milonga in Boedo, el 
>Barrio de Tango, in many years. Of course, being the inauguration, it was also 
>free.
>
>There are many problems to work out, such as where to seat people for the 
>cabeceo. Tonight it was impossible, as the tables were large round ones for 8-10 
>people, men and women mixed. And people were crowded in front of the door, 
>waiting for a seat.
>The floor is marble, hard but smooth for dancing. The salon is elegant in 
>black and silver. Terrific air conditioning.
>
>There were over 250 attendees, and it was great to see young and old there.
>
>We wish Hector y Norma lots of luck, and certainly I will attend often if for 
>nothing more than proximity. Up to now, there has been no good Tuesday 
>milonga here. Time will tell.
>
>Cherie (y Ruben)
>
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>http://tangocherie.blogspot.com/
>
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