[Tango-L] Learning from You Tube

[Mario]

Hi Barbara, that wasn't my post but rather Uja's...somehow my name was pasted in 
there from a previous post.
 I would like to second Uja's take on the value of simply watching other good 
social dancers.
Here is a video along the line of what can be done with the rythm of a song when 
interpreted into the traditional dance.

 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ic9DEHQ-Qs

 I really go for the unique mark that this dancer placed on his interpretation 
of the music.. it looks like a lot of fun to be dancing in his shoes...and 
in the woman's too!!


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