[Tango-L] Nuevo y Viejo
Mario
sopelote at yahoo.com
Mon Mar 3 13:43:09 EST 2008
It seems to me that with the two different styles of Tango
that post here, and each taking potshots at each other
it will be very rare that someone takes a chance and
posts an in-depth opinion on some aspect of their dance.
There is enough criticism within each dance style
and to add the across-styles criticisms is daunting
to the potential poster.
I would wager that both Old and New style Tango
dancers would feel much more at home and appreciated
if they had their own threads or forums...
Seeing that this may be too difficult for those in charge
to manage, I guess we will have to bear with the endless
arguements about which is Tango and which is not.
I, personally, am into this dance for the connection
of the close-embrace and the music. If I had to dance
open, I would not dance Tango. I would only listen.
Having said that; I also feel that the nuevo tango music
and open stage-like dancing is definately a wave of the
future and will evolve into who-knows-what? ..good luck
to you and I'll be watching....but I'm really only
interested, at present, in acquiring the close-embrace
milonguero style of dance. ...If I continuously have to
wade thru open embrace posts and sniping back and
forth between the two dominant styles, I will simply
dance more and read Tango-L a lot less.
I just wanted to post my two cents on this.
If this were Oil Painting, Tango L is like posting
Abstract and Representational art themes in the
very same forum.....confusing and unsatisfying.
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