[Tango-L] ¿Código -- historia?

[Steve Littler]

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I use Google frequently for translations when studying Spanish and other
languages. I like it better than other language translation sites I have
used.

El Stevito de Gainesville

Andy Ungureanu wrote:
> Am 25.10.2009 02:19 schrieb Brian Dunn :
>   
>> http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=1138280
>>
>> It's thirty-five pages long, but for myself I hope some Francophone is
>> motivated to harvest some small goodies through translation for the rest of
>> us...
>>   
>>     
> The paper is nice, but hard to translate. Maybe the author, who 
> undoubted dances tango and my even read this list could provide some  
> summary.
> The main message IMHO is "The milonga *is* the code"
> "The milongas without code will then quickly cease to be magical places, 
> up to finally looking much like the society around them. Competitive, 
> individualistic, socially and generational segregated, milongas will be 
> emptied of their meaning and of a certain social transcendence that 
> ultimately, makes them havens of beauty."
>
> magical dances to all
> Andy
>
>
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