Re: [Tango-L] A man's feminine side: masculinity in tango!

[Carol Shepherd <arborlaw@comcast.net>]

> wrong -- is in what the absolute minimum you need is. I've danced with 
> more than my share of women that were I call ochOmatics, i.e., no matter 
> what I did they did some sort of ocho. It was not possible to do 
> anything expressive with them on the floor.
>

"ochomatics" -- love it!!! :)

Being an ochomatic ('ochomatica' is even better) isn't innate -- it is 
usually learned.  So, it can be un-learned.  A lot of times the plane is 
circling in a holding pattern, waiting to taxi somewhere -- anywhere.

Sounds like a project for our many illustrious teachers to help clean up.


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