Re: [TANGO-L] Tango, Baile Nuestro

[Bruno <romerob @TELUSPLANET.NET>]

<The old ways of dancing tango and teaching tango only exist in the few
leftover purists.>

The old ways of dancing tango in the form of historical figures are still
around in the dance halls and milongas and you may see it in the form of
ochos, sits, corridas, media luna, etc., The intention, feeling, and way to
dance of tango have changed as well as the music. What I am getting at is
that the old ways of dancing tango are part of the Tango culture and have a
sentimental value. My hair can stand up from listening and dancing antique
tango, and I might be able to experience similar feelings to those from
people who danced tango during those times.

Regards,

Bruno

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