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| Blog Name: | tangocherie |
| Url: | http://tangocherie.blogspot.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | tango, Buenos Aires, expat |
| Description: | Tango and expat life in Buenos Aires, Argentina, from the point of view of a Californian who lives there. |
| Popularity: | 52 Followers |
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Learning By Looking: Sauvecito Por Favor!
Alex Long wrote after my two previous posts on Learning By Looking,Hola Cheri...when I was at the 1 yr mark, I set up my camera on a tripod and set it to take about 8 frames per second (video is 30 frames per second) and then I started dancing with my partner. After looking at the photos, there were some very glaring things I needed to seriously work on and rein in. I remember saying to myself "what is my foot doing way out there!?"...photography can be a very helpful tool...Alex's photo series
Alex Long wrote after my two previous posts on Learning By Looking,Hola Cheri...when I was at the 1 yr mark, I set up my camera on a tripod and set it to take about 8 frames per second (video is 30 frames per second) and then I started dancing with my partner. After looking at the photos, there were some very glaring things I needed to seriously work on and rein in. I remember saying to myself "what is my foot doing way out there!?"...photography can be a very helpful tool...Alex's photo series
A Harvest Festival Remembered 2009
A republishing of my annual Thanksgiving post. Happy Thanksgiving to everyone, even if this coming Thursday isn't your traditional day. We all have much to be grateful for.Each autumn when the harvest is brought in, the people of the world throw a party. Here in Argentina the grape harvest is celebrated in March
A republishing of my annual Thanksgiving post. Happy Thanksgiving to everyone, even if this coming Thursday isn't your traditional day. We all have much to be grateful for.Each autumn when the harvest is brought in, the people of the world throw a party. Here in Argentina the grape harvest is celebrated in March
Call Me Multipatriate!
Because it's been several years now since ExpatWomen.com made me Mentor of the Month, and because I'm asked these same excellent questions over and over in my daily life meeting "foreigners" here in Buenos Aires, I'm posting this interview here.
Because it's been several years now since ExpatWomen.com made me Mentor of the Month, and because I'm asked these same excellent questions over and over in my daily life meeting "foreigners" here in Buenos Aires, I'm posting this interview here.
Tramatango
A new tango show opened on Corrientes this past weekend, and your tangocherie was there to scope it out for you.Tramatango is the new vehicle of Milena Plebs, formally of Tango x2; this time out she is the director, choreographer, general chief and star.Here's what the program says:
A new tango show opened on Corrientes this past weekend, and your tangocherie was there to scope it out for you.Tramatango is the new vehicle of Milena Plebs, formally of Tango x2; this time out she is the director, choreographer, general chief and star.Here's what the program says:
Club Espanol: The Good News and the Bad
Last Saturday Club Espanol had its first milonga in years! That's the good news.El Club Espanol (Bernardo Yrigoyen 172) is one of the most beautiful buildings in Buenos Aires, and, unlike so many others, is perfectly preserved. Like my secret correspondent related to me after attending the milonga on Saturday, "it made La Ideal look the inside of a biscuit tin." In the good old days, which were just a couple of years ago, the salon was packed every Thursday afternoon with dancers as well as gawkers who just wanted to see the famous place. The building's security does not let anyone in just to look. Many tourists would buy a ticket to the mi
Last Saturday Club Espanol had its first milonga in years! That's the good news.El Club Espanol (Bernardo Yrigoyen 172) is one of the most beautiful buildings in Buenos Aires, and, unlike so many others, is perfectly preserved. Like my secret correspondent related to me after attending the milonga on Saturday, "it made La Ideal look the inside of a biscuit tin." In the good old days, which were just a couple of years ago, the salon was packed every Thursday afternoon with dancers as well as gawkers who just wanted to see the famous place. The building's security does not let anyone in just to look. Many tourists would buy a ticket to the mi
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