[ Some of us don't get out to dance much, and so are left with reading and thinking and pondering about tango as the only outlet to feed our addiction. ]
Thoughts, comments, philosophies, and/or observations on the subject greatly appreciated, as always...

2 comments:
Hey Alex,
Put up pictures of "Alternative" and "Stage," in order to represent all 4 styles of Tango architecture.
As Ruben says, there are only 2 tango styles: good and bad; those could also be represented, but harder to define.
Wouldn't it be fun to dance at Versaille? That would be my style. :)
All this talk about 'traditional' tango actually bothers me a bit. I would argue that tango the dance is very modern. One could argue that the nuevo methodology is deconstuctionist, which would maye make it post modern.
Correspondingly, a better architectural counterpart to the Gehry building would be one by e.g. Le Corbusier :-)
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