[Tango-L] Mi Gusto es..

[Noughts]

Well, if that inspires you, this should blow you out of the water - a
true maestro of tango
(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pqzaek6lO7s&feature=channel_page), not
one nuevo move in it.  Watch it, learn.  Oh, and if you open the link
and go "NOOOO", then you have missed the point...  Open your minds....

Tango is never never 1 level.  Not the music, not the dance, not the people.

For me, this couple were not very good for many reasons and that is my
taste - I like true style, not replicated; stepping on the beat, not
after; rise and fall, not bounce; collecting the feet when correct,
not forced; comfortable frame, not propped.... but as you say, it's a
matter of personal taste.

2009/3/17 Mario <sopelote at yahoo.com>
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> O.K. this is strictly a matter of personal taste but I would like
> to talk about a recently made video that I find VERY reassuring.
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rcITzQ5viJA
> This is it and this is why I like it.
> The dancers are EstadoUnidenses they are in the prime of their
> life (35yrs) and they are dancing a clean, saavy traditional
> social tango. Their moves are not showey but impressive and
> do not distract from their embrace nor the music. Their variety
> of moves are expressive of the wide range of Milonguero technique.
> They have the cadencia, synchopation that makes the dance interesting,
> suprising, unpredictable, enjoyable. They are not robotic.
> Everything that they do here could be done on a crowded dancefloor
> and not bother any other pair of dancers...the key word is 'crowded'.
> I like this sample of their dance and would like to see more.
> I would gladly study with these people. They awaken my enthusiasm, again.
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