Posts Tagged as ‘learning’

November 26, 2009

Sweating and Tango; Something is Wrong

After reading an excellent post on My Tango Diaries about odors and sweating, we were inspired to write about sweating from a different perspective.

Unfortunately, we cannot remember where we heard or read this:  Argentine Tango is one of the most efficient dances that exists.  We tried googling it to no avail.  Regardless, we agree with [...]

March 5, 2009

An AGE Old Question

We agree with the idea that one should learn Tango from the people who danced it long ago and who have danced it for years and years (i.e., Milongueros).  However, what do you do when it’s extremely difficult to find these Milongueros and to find Milongueros who teach?  Being able to dance does not mean [...]

February 17, 2009

The Tango Plague

There exists a plague within Tango, found in Tango communities around the world, and perpetuated in blogs and by many tangueros alike.  It feeds on the very notion that Tango, unlike every other dance, is more special, more elusive, and more unique.  Death is slow and painful.
Symptoms of The Tango Plague
Those afflicted with the Tango [...]