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Re: [TANGO-L] Changing the embrace

Igor Polk <ipolk@VIRTUAR.COM> escribis:  And why, Trini, Mike has to feel so soft and sweet, Tom so dynamic all the
time?

Hi Igor,

  Athough in a previous post I defined !style! as a matter of personal  expression adapted to the characteristics of the body, I didn't mention  the most important ingredient: the personality,  the character of  the dancer. Someone is soft, and his/her style is soft, no matter if  she/he dances a spirited or a langurous dance. Viceversa for a hard  character - even a soft dance will feel hard.

  Style  adapts to the musical genre, to the melody line and rhythm,  hence you have the great difference  between how one dances the  Tango, Milonga or Vals, but once you have it it grows on you,  becomes  a physical trait like your gait..

  ...and you are proud of of your own !style!, it becomes a  differentiator and all the naives gawk and wonder at you and interview  you and discuss you on web forums ad nauseam...and invite you to their  homes and table!!!!

  Lucia ;->



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