Re: [TANGO-L] narrow-minded religiosity?

[WHITE 95 R <white95r @HOTMAIL.COM>]

> From: Larry Richelli <dancekauai  @YAHOO.COM>

> I must say, Clint, if you think that taking a lesson
> with Susana is flushing money then I would hate to see
> you dance, glad I don't have to see that!


Ease up on Clint. He's only relating his personal experience. I don't know
what you would think of Clint's dancing but in my estimation he gets around
the floor very well which is a lot more than I can say for a lot of very
vocal contributors to this forum..... By the way, there is a group of
dancers in Atlanta who dance in other than the so called milonguero style. I
was at milonga not long ago and had the pleasant experience of dancing with
all these folks and thoroughly enjoying it. They danced very nicely around
the floor, maintaining the LOD and moving along with the music. Personally,
I prefer to dance in a close embrace and in a more simple, rhythmic style.
However, I prefer dancing with these folks who know how to respect the line
of dance and the music (as well as the rest of the dancers) than to suffer
agony behind some self-styled, practically immobile shuffler.