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Re: [Tango-L] The subject that never dies.

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Subject: Re: [Tango-L] The subject that never dies.
From: Andreas Wichter <andreas@tangokombinat.de>
Date: Thu, 27 Mar 2008 15:27:49 +0000
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Hello Floyd,

you wrote:

 >>
I have heard or read, and I don't know where, that the cross was
indroduced about 75 years ago.  In the 30's.   I've taken it for some
time now to have come from Europe.  It is after all contrary to the
rest of Tango.
<<

Can you explain why the cross is "contrary to the rest of tango"?

As for "tango happened before structured thinking came along" surely 
you are joking.

Andreas
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