Estuve en milongas en varios paises y siempre me sorprende que la gente baila muy bien. Y no falta la que baila tango en zapatillas, eso no lo puedo ver, bailar tango en zapatillas, chatitas o algo asi, se me ocurre que es como tomar champagne en un jarro de plastico :(
Total y absolutamente de acuerdo !!. Por decir lo mismo, hace un par de años, tuve que pelearme "in extremis" con un enegúmeno "online que los defendía. Gracias Sr Jacques Legarde, veo que el sentido común no ha muerto
+Andreani Juan Carlos Dear Sir thanks so much for your prompt response i do appreciate it as i am a good lover of tango, it is the most wonderful dance in the world. My favourites musicians are Biagi and Arienzo, well i like all of them is such a difficult task to choose from, i am greatfull to Argentina which has produced such geniuses in music, it is the only one i,m listening. Also i am agreeing with Mr Lagarde that any one who's dancing with that kind of shoes or not dressing appropriate looks grotesque for mi it is an insult to that exquisite dance. Best regards from Australia
Dear Ms Lucy Sedar: Thanks you very much for your passionate interest on Tango !! Well, absolutely agree, Biagi and D'arienzo, it couldn't fit better, but also Florindo Sassone and Anibal Troilo.......and others, sorry. About proper dressing, no way !!!, you are right. At your service, I didn´t know you were from Australia. I am visiting your country next year, not because of Tango !!, but INS world meeting in Sydney...maybe we could discuss further. Kind regards fron Argentina
+Andreani Juan Carlos Dear Sir my husband, son and I would be very please to have the opportunity to meet with you, just let us know when you are in Sydney so we will have the opportunity to ask you so many things about all your rich and exicting culture. By the way what does "INS" stand for. Kind Regards from Sydney
Dear Ms Lucy Sedar; Thanks you very much for your kind offer. INS means "International Neuromodulation Society"form 25-30tyh May 2019 in Sydney. As I am ex president of the argentinian chapter, and I am presenting several works and I am the chairmain of a lecture I shall be there. Well nothing to do with Tango but, it was a pleasure to meet you here. Kind regards from Argentina
Dear Ms Lucy Sedar; it's incomprehensible why the "brilliant intellects" of censorship on the web have made my answer (and your question) disappear, but, just in case it can come to you, the songs are;1) La Viruta (as you already noted), 2) Racing Club, 3) El recodo 4) El internado. Best regards from Buenos Aires . Juan Carlos ("Juanca")
한여인을 봅니다. 남들보다 까베가 늦어져 외투를 걸쳐봅니다. 이윽고 저 멀리 문쪽에 앉아있던 남자에게서 까베가 들어오고 승낙. 그 남자 자리에서 일어나 천천히 그 여자를 향해 가고, 이제 여자가 외투를 벗어놓고 일어서 남자를 맞이합니다(3:36). Racing Club_Biagi의 음악에 맟춰 땅고는 시작됩니다. 사실 춤보다 아름다운 까베과정이군요.
