[Tango-L] Pity the poor Milonguru

[NANCY]

What you need to remember, too, is that all those
milongueros are getting older every day.  I notice
that the  guys who were such dreamy dancers eight
years ago have deteriorated in balance, hearing,
eyesight and movement of joints.  And yes, for sure,
as we dance with better trained dancers at various
festivals, we come to expect better dancing even from
The Legends.  I consistently get better dances at
major US Festivals than I do in my annual visits to
BsAs.  And the guys in the US are not hustling lessons
or taxi dancer services as too many of the milongueros
are doing these days.


--- Jay Rabe <jayrabe at hotmail.com> wrote:

> 
> My guess is that the skill level of US dancers has
> just improved so much over the last few years of
> tango obsession that the bar is raised a bit. At
> least I'd like to think that's the case.
> 
>      J
> 
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