1828  tango at a new level in Cleveland, thanks Cacho

Date: Wed, 24 Sep 2003 18:17:59 EDT
From: TimmyTango@AOL.COM
Subject: tango at a new level in Cleveland, thanks Cacho

Having a successful workshop doesn't mean having one good instructor come to
your town and teach. It takes a combination of things to make it work, and
This weekend I put a combinations of 4 people together that made a great weekend
of tango.
I first want to say thanks to one of the most tremendous maestros I have even
met, Cacho Dante. Not even able to speak any English, but yet he always got
his point across brilliantly. We didn't even need our translator for the Vals
class, but he did great any way. Cacho, Even to the point of teaching people
how to feel the music and your partner, and raising the level of tango. Sergios
description of the exercise on the L list was very touching in the least.
Robert Hauk, one of the new and up and coming teachers from Portland, Oregon.
Every instruction clear as a bell and any one being able to respond to his
command. So easy to get along with, this gentleman is needed in every city.
Ramu Pryeddy, played the music that made everyone get up and dance. One of
the leading people from the Michigan Tango Club in Ann Arbor.
I totally recommend Ramu to anyone looking for a guest DJ.
And of coarse one of my true friends, and without him we wouldn't have
understood Cachos Spanish, Sergio. His translations was flawless. I'm sure Sergio
now has a new and different understanding of the Milonguero style of tango.
This winning combination of people made one the best workshops I have
ever promoted. I'm sorry for tooting my own horn, but if any of the about
mentions people come to your town for tango, Please go see them.
You'll be sorry if you don't.

Next March, Cacho's partner Alicia Pons will be coming to Cleveland, so watch
for her arrival.