[Tango-L] Milonga 101 -- leaving the floor at the end of a tanda

[Victor Bennetts]

>From what I observed in Argentina, many of the leaders who are in the outer circle know the songs so well that they can plan things to end their tanda at precisely the same place where they started. Hence very little escorting is required. The woman's seat is right there where they started, which of course assumes that they have walked up to the woman's seat to start the tanda - a requirement of the cabaceo.

I think walking the follower to the edge of the floor (not necessarily all the way back to their seat) is a minimum courtesy and I have not had any bad feedback on it in Australia.

Victor Bennetts

Christopher >Speaking only from my personal experience, This happens because most
>American (and perhaps European and Asian as well) women don't expect
>the man to walk them back, and act a bit uncertain about the fellows
>who do try to escort them back to their seats.


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