[Tango-L] Switching roles

[ceverett@ceverett.com]

On Tue, 11 Sep 2007 13:58:49 -0400, "Keith" <keith at tangohk.com> said:
> Really? And which milongas in BsAs accept switching roles? 
> I can only recall La Marshall - and that's because it's a gay milonga.

Try the tourist milongas.

I've seen a gay gouple dancing at the Ideal.  The follower in 
particular had clean, excellent technique.

I suspect there wouldn't be more than raised eyebrows at venues 
like Porten~o y Bailarin.

I know.   Now there will be a hue and cry about how tourists are
contaminating BA with their impure ways.

Christopher
 
> Keith, HK
> 
> On Tue Sep 11 23:42 , "Lois Donnay"  sent:
> 
> >After my Following for Leaders class last night, the men sat around talking.
> >One question came up. We know there are milongas in Buenos Aires where
> >switching roles is acceptable. Are there any other communities in the world
> >where men are free to dance with men, women with women, etc? Are the
> >milongas billed specially or is this acceptable in regular milongas?
> >
> >We also lamented the lack of male teachers who can follow, and the number of
> >men who teach on the floor. Ladies, when you pick teachers or listen to your
> >leaders, do you take into consideration whether they can follow?
> >
> >Loisa Donnay (adding the "a" in preparation for BsAs)
> >Minneapolis, MN
> >
> >
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