I am so grateful to the people that use the codes. The moment of exchanging consent through the air, because we were both touched by the music, is beautiful and to be enjoyed as part of the dance also.
We need more knowledgeable/responsible organizers and instructors to have true milongas.
Well, I learned from instructors who are also dancers. Maybe someone that doesn’t know any etiquette is not even qualified to be an instructor. Anyway, the functional role doensn’t matter, as long as there is respect for the etiquette so when it is transmitted it can be passed down.
Thanks again for the interviews and insights, Monica.
Here in Adelaide, we too, are promoting the benefits of the codes. Some people argue that the codes only belong in traditional milongas of Buenos Aires. But in my view, regardless of which part of the globe you are dancing tango, use of the codes shows respect for your fellow dancers.
This is wonderful.
I am so grateful to the people that use the codes. The moment of exchanging consent through the air, because we were both touched by the music, is beautiful and to be enjoyed as part of the dance also.
We need more knowledgeable/responsible organizers and instructors to have true milongas.
And yes, a local Practimilonguero in every city!
“We need more knowledgeable/responsible … instructors to have true milongas.”
For as long as anyone can remember, dancers leaned etiquiette from dancers, not instructors. All we need more of is responsible dancers.
Well, I learned from instructors who are also dancers. Maybe someone that doesn’t know any etiquette is not even qualified to be an instructor. Anyway, the functional role doensn’t matter, as long as there is respect for the etiquette so when it is transmitted it can be passed down.
“We need more knowledgeable/responsible organizers and instructors to have true milongas.”
“the functional role doensn’t matter”
Thanks for the correction, Kaiyu.
“as long as there is respect for the etiquette”
On that we agree.
Thanks again for the interviews and insights, Monica.
Here in Adelaide, we too, are promoting the benefits of the codes. Some people argue that the codes only belong in traditional milongas of Buenos Aires. But in my view, regardless of which part of the globe you are dancing tango, use of the codes shows respect for your fellow dancers.