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THE SUTHERLAND SHIRE – WOLLONGONG: FRIENDLY PLACES TO TANGO
El Rey del Compás Juan D’Arienzo was born on 14th December 1900 and died on 14th January 1976 in Buenos Aires. He played violin with
The Golden Age of tango is the period from the late 1930’s to the mid 1950’s, although some would argue that the true Golden Age
Over the last 3 months I’ve been undertaking a 6 month diploma course in the History of Tango organised by the Argentine Institute of Tango
A little bit of history If tango were personified it would be a fighter and a survivor. Tango survived the great depression of 1929 and
One of the things I adore about dancing tango is being able to travel the world and not be limited by language, location, who I
I recently discovered that the piece of spoken prose at the beginning of some tangos is called a glosa tanguera or ‘tango glosa’. A ‘glose’
Recently we embarked in a leisure trip to Europe. Tango was part of our trip as we visit milongas at London and Madrid. In this
Recently, whilst at a very popular and busy Buenos Aires milonga a beginner dancer asked me to dance which led to an awkward situation for
“Las milongas de Buenos Aires” Here I continue to share some of my experiences at the milongas in Buenos Aires. Some are a bit of
“Las milongas de Buenos Aires” The plane touched down in Buenos Aires at 5pm and by 11pm I was on the dancefloor. It sounds extreme
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