@riccardo50001 i think what your friend was talking about is that a more experienced man (who was typically significantly older) would train younger men (noobs) because the women didn't want to and refused to dance with an inexperienced partner.
Me encantó este video. Como siempre, Poema es de los más románticos y sensuales tangos, nos llena de emoción, y la pareja , para mi, bailó muy bien, tal y cual dijo Maleju, que escribió hasta abajo hace unos meses. Bravo!
precisely almarsinalas, really wonderful, only Bejart could create such a ballet, and only his company can dance it like this. Bravo. Bravissimo We all miss Bejart ....Thanks for posting it,RoughDancer.
@Whyolin :) I definitly agree with you... but funny that this is your response to me... just for one reason, that *it takes two to tango* has an important part in my life.. :)
Ciao. ...Loro arrivano in Italia a padova nel 2001 Ne è.passato di tempo ma Roberto è sempre Roberto! Lei fantastica pacodacamino segñala wuaaaahuuu .........tanghear
Thank you! for giving us an opportunity to see this interview. It is great that you put English translation. I would have love to see the next part of interview. Is there any way you can upload it? Many thanks
Perhaps this is just me... - isn't there something about her that reminds you of Audrey Hepburn? I don't know, it's her general manner, or her expression sometimes... I first noticed this in the video about her celebrating her 50th wedding aniversary. :) :) Anyway, i think she is lovely, and in my opinion, she is especially good the the spanish roles, like Don Quixote and Carmen.
he did the exact same moves with different 3 different dancers in different shows on the same song :S though i cant deny the fact that he is a master and i enjoyed watching ...
