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| Written by Geoff Poole, on 14-06-2003 00:00 |
Writing about the experience of tango in Buenos Aires appears as easy, and is as elusive, as tango itself. And this difficulty is embodied in the city and the Porteños, the inhabitants, for whom it provides such a perfect setting.
Last update: 08-08-2006 14:18
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| Written by Geoff Poole, on 14-06-2003 00:00 |
I was determined that, the very day I arrived, I would plunge right into the dance scene. (The whole idea of being in Buenos Aires was so potentially intimidating.) I also wanted, as far as possible, to dance with Porteñas, by their rules.
Last update: 19-08-2006 12:39
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Mi Buenos Aires Querido - Part II |
| Written by Katrin Fiedler, on 14-06-2003 00:00 |
Maybe I should start today with a description of Pilar's place or rather the persons.
Last update: 19-08-2006 12:44
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| Written by Geoff Poole, on 14-06-2003 00:00 |
The C.I.T.A.
crowd had come to town!
I felt the first breath of C.I.T.A., the wind that blew
through the Buenos Aires tango community, in Salon Canning on a
Friday evening. It seemed as if the character of the milonga had been
magically transformed. It was much more difficult to dance, since people
were using more space for figures, and it was all too easy to get kicked.
The C.I.T.A. crowd had come to town!
Last update: 19-08-2006 12:40
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Mi Buenos Aires Querido - Part I |
| Written by Katrin Fiedler, on 14-06-2003 00:00 |
(my beloved Buenos Aires) - well, we'll see how true that will still be in three weeks.
Last update: 22-10-2008 17:54
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