2751  Tango in Harlem (1)
For those of you who have an iPod or use iTunes, "Tango in Harlem" is also available through the Apple iTunes Music Store for 99 cents. Cheers, Paul Akmajian Albuquerque

2752  Buenos Aires Accoustic Guide (1)
Dear friends from Tango list A new free service for visitors was presented yesterday at the Town Hall of Buenos Aires, an accoustic guide that can be accessed free by cellular phones . With local cell...

2753  Open embrace and "no danceable beat" (4)
1)There is no such thing as music that has "no danceable beat". If the music has a beat, it can be danced to. If the beat is fast, we might have to dance it "slow style" with two beats per step, but...

2754  On being grounded (2)
The buns discussion got me thinking about being grounded as this was the main argument for walking from the hip. Here are two _extreme_ examples illustrating the two types of being grounded: 1. from...

2755  'the beat' of dancable music (6)
When I read what Carlos wrote concerning people dancing open to 'undancable music', it struck a true chord. ...which got me wondering why some music seems relatively uninspiring for dance even though...

2756  Proposal! (24)
Dear listeros(not all of you!):Since my last post, I received a number of private mails from(most of them) passive readers of the list.They agree that we should do something as I think. So,my proposal...

2757  Prohibido bailar tango en la calle!.Leyenda urbana! (3)
This is a very interesting topic,wich I would ask Sergio or anyone else to traslate it since my english level does not allow me to do it correctly.It is based in a minor investigation of a Urban Leyend

2758  To all who plan to visit Portland, Oregon for TangoFest 2004 (1)
EXPLORE OREGON DURING TANGOFEST 2004!! October 11 & 12, 2004 The idea has surfaced more than once that someone within the Portland Tango community organize day hikes/trips specifically for...

2759  Sweet Francesca, wherefore art thou? (3)
In March this year, sitting with friends in the corner where the orchestras play at Salon Canning, BsAs, watching the dancing and discussing the styles of the passing dancers, not really looking for...

2760  Denver TangoFest (1)
Many warm thanks to Tom Stermitz and his helpers, all of the Tango Colorado volunteers, all the teachers, the DJ's, Marilyn and The Mercury, and the Denver/Boulder Tango communities: This last Labor...

2761  Dancing and Municipal Ordinances (2)
This is my translation of Daniel Lapadula's note. Old and historical Municipal Ordinances of the City of Buenos Aires in reference to dancing and dancing halls. In answer to many questions and confusion...

2762  silliness (1)
He didn't have the guts to answer me personally; so I'll put it out for everyone........ Yo, Look at the semantics; guys, and it all becomes clear. Almost all of us are on the same page; its just the...

2763  'the beat' of danceable music (1)
Ramiro Garcia wrote: <The crystal clock on a mobo synchronizes the disparate components so they can work together, despite their substantial differences in form and function. I believe the regular...

2764  Feelings verses thinking (3)
This posting is not scientifically based and comes from my impressions of those who post here and is not meant to polarize people into any one group of thinker or feeler. Something has occurred to me...

2765  Intimate Strangers (4)
Intimate Strangers - what a perfect title for tango experience. A while ago there was a thread on Tango-L about movies, which have tango in spirit. "Lost in Translation" was one of them. "Intimate Strangers"...

2766  La Ballena Y la Puta (1)
This is a summary of what this film is about which was released in Buenos Aires and Madrid on May -07-2004 - (some members of our group consider that it deals with tango philosophy) La Ballena y la...

2767  Patagonia (1)
La puta y la ballena ( according to the critics) is not a good movie. It deals with two stories, 70 years apart that are poorly (or rather not) interconnected. Tango is danced. It shows nice views from...

2768  Guess who is in Tokyo? : ) (1)
I have just done my private little research in the Tango-L archive on a name that vaguely ran a bell. Four years ago a sixteen year old asked Tango-L: "Can anybody tell me, please, what is gomina? I...

2769  Gomina, other times (2)
This is not related to tango but to Argentine customs. Should this topic be of no interest to you please kindly press "Delete". You may see the discussion about gomina at : www.cyber-tango.com/art/gomina.html

2770  Sense of humor (5)
John with good sense of humor says: (He seems to always walk a fine line between sarcasm and humor). "Sergio writes: "The Mar del Plata Casino required after 6pm, black tie and long dresses."

2771  Gothic Milongas (7)
If Gothic Milongas do not interest you, please kindly press 'delete'. I must confess my ignorance, I had seen fellows dressed as described by Jay but I ignored that they were Gothic. Apparently there...

2772  Old tango note (1)
The following note published on the newspaper “La Nacion” from 1896 reveals the new choreography, which Tango would subsequently adopt. It describes a public dance at the theater “El Pasatiempo”. A...

2773  La Puta y La Ballena (2)
Gee, I saw it with a professor who specializes in hispanic culture and has probably forgotten more Spanish movies than you've ever seen, and she liked it just fine. What critics? It would be nice...

2774  List - critizism - people and not tango (1)
Dear Segio and everyone else on this list, This is off-topic, as it is about people (this list AND general) and not tango. (so if you are not interested: press DELETE, please) Actually, just look around....

2775  snurk (1)
Chicos, chicas, for weeks now the whole list is paralysed by this blaming discussion. As far as I noticed people apologized ... ... please calm down everybody and get back to the list theme: T A N G O...