I decided to make public some old entries of my very private blog. I start with the ones that were posted last summer.
A lot has changed since then in my tango life. Yet, many things remained the same.
It looks like mostly the best ones stayed. Loyal friends, wonderful partners who persevered, caring teachers, love for tango that makes my writings wordy and incoherent, myself having fun...
The changes, I believe, are for the best, too.
To all the beginning tango dancers, out there and inside, with love and squalor.
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I decided to make public some entries of my very private blog. It starts with the ones that were posted in 2007.
2 comments:
Frances:
Mr. whiner here. Thanks for making some of your own blogs public. If you feel so inclined I would like the opportunity to see more of them.
From fellow addict to fellow addict, I would really like to hear a more detailed insight in how my dancing wouldn't work in BA. Just about everybody I dance with has been in BA and and I have certainly not heard such comments.. but maybe people have simply been too kind.
I am also curious as to where you have seen me dance. From your comments on my blog I assume we have not danced together, so how do know me?
Given how seriously you have been taking Tango, I value your opinions and I am sure you understand my curiousity.
Hello,
Thanks for reading. Yes, I do understand your curiosity, but I also do not intend to be outed anytime soon :)
I think for the detailed and professional feedback on your dancing it would be best for you to seek an instructor who has lived and danced in traditional milongas in Buenos Aires for an extended period of time, and has been actively dancing in local milongas at present.
From my amateur point of view, I can only mention some general things that sadly lack in our local milongas, and that not only you, all of us, shall constantly try to improve: navigation, embrace, and musicality.
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