1926  Environment & no-reserved-seats-rule (1)
There have been many good advice for creating a good environment for dansing. I will not repeat what has been said, but just add one option: no-reserverd-seats-rule. I our club, we have opted for inexpencive...

1927  Open Invitation - DanceScape.TV Online Tango Dance Instruction (1)
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: OPEN INVITATION: DANCESCAPE.TV ONLINE TANGO INSTRUCTION & PERFORMANCES BY WORLD CHAMPIONS This is an open invitation to Tango dancers to preview www.dancescape.TV 's Online...

1928  Patron and Stupid remarks - Bacan (3)
And now comes Dirk Bakker with his usual stupid remarks. In case you do not remember, he is the one that embarked in a discussion of the history of the Bandoneon with the Tango Historian Ruben Terbalca.

1929  Tango list subjects (8)
I think the purpose of this tango list is to comment subjects related to Tango activity worldwide . For those members that live in Buenos Aires, as is my case, I try to comment things and situations...

1930  Piazzolla4s museum (1)
Dear friends from Tango list I went yesterday to Piazzola Museum, it was just opened last week, and it was worth looking . The accesss is at Galeria Guemes , a traditional place downtown at Florida...

1931  new techno tango fusion (4)
if anyone is interested there is a new techno tango artist along the lines of gotan, bajofondo, carlos lebedinssky et al. there was an article about him on national public radio a few months ago. i was Tango music was popular all over Europe,...

1932  Why I dance tango. (11)
Due to comments I recieved dancing in Portland from numerous different tangueras and some conversations with some tangueros I decided I wanted = to share why I dance tango and why I believe it is the...

1933  Castilian vs.Spanish (8)
Spain has four languages and several dialects. The languages of Spain are: Castilian (the official one), Catalonian, Basque and Galician. There are several dialects such as Valencian and others. Castilian...

1934  Minnesotans in BsAs (1)
Our tango group from Minneapolis is having an incredible time in Buenos Aires. We are all dancing, although the men are intimidated. The people here could not be better to us. Everyone is very friendly.

1935  the ever-changing milongas in Buenos Aires (1)
It takes time to build a good milonga in Buenos Aires to the point that many good dancers come on a regular basis. During the past four years, I have seen the best milongas close for a number of reasons....

1936  help for locating movie (2)
I am trying to get a copy of the following movie (see record from the movie database below). I have tried video stores, rare movie websites, libraries, but haven't been successful. Any help would be...

1937  Castilian Vs Spanish (3)
Language spoken in Argentina It is funny. I just have a look now to our Constitution of Argentina, and .... it doesn t say which is the official language ot the country ...... The language that is...

1938  Being on the beat (Was: Why I dance tango) (13)
Tom wrote: piece! Alex replied: Well, Tom, I agree with you but... It isn't just the beat, but it starts with the beat. A house is not just the bricks, but without the bricks you have no house whatsoever,...

1939  Uniformity of the Castilian language (3)
Kate says: "Each country in Latin America has incorporated indigenous words into its local version of Spanish. For example, in Mexico, a "mani" (peanut) is a "cacahuate" and a "pavo" (turkey) is a "guajolote"....

1940  Off the beat? (7)
Brian Dunn wrote in response to Tom's comment that the weight is changed on the beat: "Not necessarily.." I disagree. Tom is correct. A change of weight on the beat is the whole idea. That is the reason...

1941  Dancing on the beat (1)
I've read a lot of postings about dancing on the beat. There were some comments about the woman being behind the beat. I haven't read anything about how to lead so I'm going to try to fill the gap. I...

1942  Starting a tango business (3)
Dear list members: I am new to the list, and also to the tango. I took classes at Dance Manhattan in the summer and enjoyed the milongas of New York. I am now in Dubai, where the tango is almost unheard...

1943  Castilian - No Tango- long (2)
Kate says: "Hola, Sergio" "You may or may not be surprised to learn that the DRAE (the Diccionario de la Real Academia Espan~ola) was boycotted in many American Universities (by both US-born and Latin...

1944  Lunfardo (was Castilian) (7)
La unica manera de salir de esta mistonga que nos descangaya a los latinoamericanos, che -observo uno de los delegados argentinos en la reunion inicial-, es amurando a los bacanes que nos han afanao...

1945  Music notes (1)
Buenas dias, muchachas; I do send my greetings to one and all and in particular a special wink to my friends I have actually met through this list. For me, it's been about 9 years of Tango-L. I've sent...

1946  OT: insults & personal attacks (1)
I fail to understand the need to send insulting emails. It's quite possible to refute a statement or disagree with an opinion without resorting to insults and personal attacks. The use of such insults,...

1947  Use of lunfardo and tango (1)
This is to answer all those that ask about Lunfardo and its proper use. Lunfardo cannot be considered to be a language, nor a dialect, not even a jargon. It has no syntax nor grammar. Those that use...

1948  How the list works and insults. No tango. (1)
This is amusing and shows how this list works, it also shows the reason many people stopped contributing. It is sad that most of the ones that know what they talk about have to quit writing because...

1949  A pain in the neck (2)
Dirk, Sergio said that Kate's article had to be a fabrication or a joke. You replied that it was not. I said that you did not know what you were talking about. Kate said that the article in...

1950  How the list is supposed to be. No tango. (2)
Sergio wrote: But instead: 1. Members are supposed to be the malleable audience to any and all the attempts on the part of Sergio at a. sophistry; "This [sic] paragraphs are confusing and dark. This...