3326  Tango Shoes in Chicago area (1)
Hi, I'm traveling to Chicago this weekend to go to some of the Milongas there, and while there I'd like to shop for tango shoes. Does anyone know of some good places to find women's tango shoes in the...

3327  Fwd: Buenos aires (3)
I am having a great time here in BsAs, of course! I have been choosing on some nights to stay away from the more popular milongas, and find I have a much better time. Sunday at Porteno y Bailarin was...

3328  Piazzolla article on NPR today (1)
I hope you were able to catch the report about Astor Piazzolla today on "NPRs Day To Day" (broadcast at 1pm in the RDU, NC market). If you missed it, you can listen to the entire show on the Day To...

3329  myths of buenos aires (5)
i4m in bs.as. right now and i think i know what burak experienced. he probably danced with young people. there seems to be a really big split between how the younger crowd and older crowd dance. the young...

3330  myth versus reality in Buenos Aires (7)
Burak wrote: <Milongueros-(once they were young too) used to do the same thing in 50s, unfortunately only guys got together in clubs and practice, tried new "stuff", then goto milonga grab a woman...

3331  The Grande Dames of Tango music history (1)
Re: Tango-L e-mails of 1/19, 1/20, 1/21, 1/24, etc., noticeably (to me) missing are: Ginamaria Hidalgo, Ramona Galarza and Nina Miranda. Three more incredible voices (male or female!) cannot be found.

3332  myth vs reality in BA (8)
Dear Derik Do you have video of your dancing online somewhere with all those surprises,ironies incongruities etc you talk about that make women sleepless...while dancing i.e. would you mind? Just curious

3333  "Taxi Dancers" Buenos Aires (28)
Hola List Members: There is an interesting article that appeared today in "El Clarin" of Buenos Aires, in Spanish, for those interested click on the link below. https://www.clarin.com/diario/2005/04/03/sociedad/s-950045.htm

3334  Molinetes without opening step, etc. (20)
Manuel says: " Hard as I try to visualize it, I cannot understand how to do the molinete only crossing back or front without the open step.... " Orlando Paiva starts his turn to the right (for instance)...

3335  literal meaning of 'boleo'? (3)
Most tango terms seem to be readily translatable from Spanish to English, and their meanings make sense, but I can't seem to find = anywhere what the meaning of 'boleo' is. I know what a boleo is,...

3336  Taxi dancers - Lost in translation (9)
Dear friends Follows a roughly translation of the Clarin newspaper article. I was out of the list for a while, due to extra work at the office , that still keeps flowing in much more than I can send...

3337  literal meaning of boleo? (1)
I am going to try, but I must warn you that it will be easier explaining this in person, since there are some graphic images not easy to explain. According to the official dictionary of the RAE (Spanish...

3338  Molinetes without opening step. Bolear (1)
Daniel Lapadula says: "What I see in your explanation is that the female from a cross position enters in a right forward toward the Right side of the man and then an other left forward...

3339  Probable origins of the Moilenete in Tango (1)
A quick glance at the possible origin of molinete in the Tango Dance. In 1906 a salon version of a dance called “el Pericon Nacional” is introduced in the dance floors of the Buenos Aires’ upscale classes....

3340  Tango as meditation (3)
Dear Listeros The taxi dancer apparently reads osho for whatever reason Anyway I thought might be useful for listeros. In general Osho talks are centered around idea of 'meditation', so many of his ideas...

3341  Beautiful Buenos Aires (2)
I am back from Buenos Aires, and this one was the best trip ever. I had the best time, the most dances, and I learned so much about this music and the dance it hardly seems possible. For instance -...

3342  craigslist.org in Buenos Aires (1)
Hi list, I just got to BA yesterday with the intention of living here for at least a year. I´m living with a friend of a friend now, but am starting to look into a permanent place to live. On a whim,...

3343  Vegetarians in BA (1)
I apologize for not saving the information but I'm not a vegetarian. Someone at my Milonga will be traveling to BA (she's not on Tango-L) wanted the list of places to go for vegetarians. If someone...

3344  to Randy & others- Vegetarian in Argentina (1)
here are the portions for Argentina, I believe from two different postings. Bibi ========= I ate at one at Umberto and Peru in the San Telmo area. It is primarily for lunch but I did eat an early dinner...

3345  Best Friends (1)
Unbelievable,I've been part of the dance world for the last thirty years. From Ballroom to Hustle, Country Swing Tango and Salsa and it was in this order that I found and met all the people that I know...

3346  Alternative Tandas...? (2)
Over time, I've found several "alternative" tango songs that I both enjoy listening to and enjoy dancing to. Two favorites are "Querer" from Cirque du Soleil's "Alegria," and "Nefeli's Tango" from...

3347  giros vs. molinetes (10)
Hi all, I have heard recently that the difference between a giro and a molinete is that in a giro, both dancers are moving around a common axis (e.g., a turn with sacadas), whereas in a moliete, the woman...

3348  BrusselsTangoFestival starts today-Warming engines yesterday (1)
Dear tangueros around the big world, A fine event starts today in Brussels, the capital of Europe. The first BrusselsTangoFestival, put together by a group of enthusiastic tangueros = (Nathalie, Francois,...

3349  Foreign taxi dancers in BA (2)
Randy Fisher wrote: Randy, I am assuming that you did it in BA. I am interrested in knowing how the local taxi dancer reacted? After all, you are taking away opportunities for them. If it is not too...

3350  Invitation to my tango blog (1)
Greetings Listeros, After many months of indecision and procrastination I've taken the plunge and began to write my tango musings in a web log, a blog. If I knew what I were doing my blog wouldn't have...