Re: [TANGO-L] cabaceo..or not! continued

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Subject: Re: [TANGO-L] cabaceo..or not! continued
From: andrea <ako31@NYC.RR.COM>
Date: Mon, 6 Feb 2006 08:15:33 -0500
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michael -

arent u full of urself!

maybe there are no rules. maybe everyone has their own subjective ideas
about tango and  what constututes what u call  a 'good' or 'mediocre'
dancer.

to me every dance is an opportunity which i enter without pre judgement
before or after. here in nyc as well as in bs as.

but i must say i am having a hard time with not judging u!

i am more interested in the connection to my partner than the figuring
out or focussing on the rules of the game.

what makes a good dance to me is my leader's ability to sense me, the
music and make everything else go away.

keep ur cabeceos, so-called 'intimidating' fancy steps and floorcraft,
and dissecting of something better left to the heart.

u seem to have forgotten that part.

a n d r e a