3801 People ignore the cortinas here in Houston too, but we do have them...lol. (1)
Dear All:
People here in Houston, including the Argentines, who
are running things here now (the new day in Houston
actually began several months ago...), ignore the
cortinas, but we have still have them...
3802 Bariloche, Canyengue and other matters (1)
Yes David, we have a big tango community here in Bariloche. We have
orchestras, tango teachers, professional dancers and a lot of student
dancers.... We even have nightly milongas. If you plan to be...
3803 Booking Ahead (4)
I like the idea of booking ahead, a special follower, for a memorable tanda of
Color Tango or Los Reyes or Fernado Fierro or Miquel Villasboas or Cuarteto Cedron
or Sexteto Canyenque or Nuevo Quinteto...
3804 New in tango (4)
Hi everybody,
I'm new in tango world. I want to know if anyone can tell me where can I buy tango shoes in Washington or/and Boston. Also, where can I listen to tango music?? any bar or restaurant on...
3805 using - and not using - tanda and cortinas (2)
If you consider it, in many of the communities we have
discussed or experienced in the US, the problem of
finding the partner you want for a tanda (or
conversely, of getting rid of the partner you do...
3806 Cabeceo formula for success, corrected! (6)
I apologize, I was still sleepy when wrote the
previous formula.
The correct formula for "calculating" the cabeceo
"success rate" should be:
[1 - refusal/(refusal + acceptance)] x 100%,
which gives 100%...
3807 Booking Leonard Cohen tandas Ahead ? (6)
Tango to Leonard Cohen?? Cohen was one of my first loves, as far as music is
concerned, but I have never thought of dancing tango to that. Which of his
songs are anywhere near a danceable rhythm for...
3808 DJs, tandas, cortinas (1)
Hola Listeros,
I'm sure that some of you have seen this, but Keith Elshaw (ToTango.net)
has a DJ forum on his website. The featured article is by one of the
best of North America's DJ's, Dan Boccia,...
3809 Slow milongas for teaching (8)
I need some help, please. I need suggestions/sources for slow milongas
for teaching - either for beginners or for teaching traspie to the more
advanced dancers. I'm finding that I've heard them played...
3810 Using iTunes to make cortinas? (7)
My last question for the day - Recently I've been using iTunes to try to
make the compilations to use at milongas since my Linux partition and
software I used to use has joined the Great Graveyard of...
3811 Ann Arbor/share transport (1)
I'm looking to share transportation to and from Detroit airport and Ann
Arbor. Arriving 2:13 Friday afternoon, and departing 3:00 Tuesday
afternoon. Anybody going to be around near those times?
Thanks,
3812 The Cabeceo game (3)
Does anyone else ever get tired of these sorts of games? Really, a tango
outsider would think we are all crazy, with good reason.
I rather take up piano. At least it doesn't go running off with some...
3813 Cabeceo formula for success, reexamined (2)
Dear List,
I understand that Astrid, Sean and Lucia are to some degree indulging in
whimsy with the "cabeceo formula for success". Nevertheless, even whimsical
speculations illuminate our underlying...
3814 Final two weeks for Tango Catalogue sale (1)
Dear Tangueros,
The Tango Catalogue is happy to announce that we have extended our "Summer
Tango Sale", until October 1st. Please go to our website and click on the
"Summer Clearance Sale" Link, or...
3815 Cabeceo fusssssssssssss..... (4)
Y'know, I really am a bit bemused and frustrated with regard to the fuss,
panic, amazement, wonder and 'nerdishness' (if that's a word - good ol'
"anorak" is more fitting but Americans tend not to understand...
3816 Cortina concepts, a question (2)
I asked a similar question in another forum some months ago and received the attached detailed reply.
Regards,
Geoff
I want to ask what cortinas did they play when D'Arienzo, Canaro and other
musicians...
3817 Tanda vs mixed (1)
On May 25, 2005, at 3:30 AM, Gee Dublu wrote:
(snip)
I personally had the opportunity to see the orchestras of Hector Varela
(ex- D'Arienzo bandoneonist), and Alfredo De Angelis, just about when
the sun...
3818 Cabeceo in Aiki ;-) and "the political economy of passion" (1)
1) an association - I have been trying to learn Aikido for a while (you
know, the martial art with the sexy trousers as a friend of mine says...) -
and first, there is cabaceo there. The lessen unsually...
3819 Flights to Argentina (4)
Dear All,
Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay do not comply with
international safety standards and are listed in
Category 2:
"Category 2, Does Not Comply with ICAO Standards: The
Federal Aviation Administration...
3820 Music and the Cabeceo (6)
Hi All!
Trini here. Last Saturday at a big local milonga
here, I spent some time observing things and comparing
notes.
I have theorized that perhaps people do not use the
cabaeceo in the States because...
3821 Kiss & Tango by Marina Palmer - an attempt at book review (6)
Keep in mind that the book was written by well educated advertising executive.
Implications: 1) self promotion messages are scattered throughout, 2)
the messages are oblique as should be expected from...
3822 Invitations to the dance - Is it news that Tango is danced better by seasoned Tangueras!? (10)
escribis:
Jennifer,
You will find obtuse people - maybe a majority? - in
almost all fields of endeavour - why then not at the
milongas?
The following is from an interview with Sally Potter
about the Tango...
Maybe this could be the modern answer to the cabeceo? Or an alternative for
the short sighted ones, or when it...
John,
Thank you for sharing, this is great.
Carlos Rojas
Sorry...
3823 Invitation Follow-ups (4)
Thank you for all of the responses about men turning
down invitations. How about a few follow-ups?
1 - Guys, how do you handle it when the woman is rude
if you do not accept her invitation, despite...
3824 Kiss & Tango by Marina Palmer - smelly oldsters (4)
When I was a child, old people often stored their clothes in "mothballs" -
some sort of foul-smelling chemical intended to keep insect pests away and
which had a similar effect on me. Marina Palmer...
3825 Use Audacity to make cortinas and edit sound (1)
The Free, Cross-Platform Sound Editor
Audacity is free, open source software for recording and editing sounds. It
is available for Mac OS X, Microsoft Windows, GNU/Linux, and other operating
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