Who said that? The phrase “home is where the heart is” means that you feel emotionally connected to a place that is not your home. For instance, if you’ve lived abroad in another country other than your homeland for a long time, you could say that “home is where the heart is” when people askContinue reading “Home is where the heart is.”
Category Archives: Tango
Oh no!!! WTF…I said,
Really I have 2 fractures in my foot and can’t dance for a minimum of 2 months. This was the news my foot doc gave me, a week before leaving Istanbul for the US. That statement changed my perspective quite bit. I am used to being an active person moving, walking daily up to 4Continue reading “Oh no!!! WTF…I said,”
And the dancing is
Argentina opened to the world on November 1, and the trickle of foreigners into the country increases daily. Recently, walking in the streets I heard French and Russian spoken. Slowly the city returns. Have danced in many places, having fun as the people and the dancing evolves. Am posting fotos from El Beso, Sueno Portenyo,Continue reading “And the dancing is”
Current Milongas: Deliciosas
I Love living in Buenos Aires especially now. Tango has returned to the city. When you look at Hoy Milonga there are 15 or so Milongas and practicas a day during the week and as many as 20 per day on the weekend. Last week, I went dancing Sunday night at lo de Cillia (BarajandoContinue reading “Current Milongas: Deliciosas”
Did you know…?
Tango has a rich history in Argentina. This dance has been danced in Buenos Aires for many years. There are established rules of conduct, for most of the accepted practices in tango. The cabeceo being the most know, but there are rules for conduct, line of dance and cleanlinesss. These rules are called códigos. AContinue reading “Did you know…?”
Return to the milonga
Wow. We are back. MILONGAS have opened up in all parts of the city. As for me, its almost 2 in the morning. I have spent my evening dancing tango. My feet are hurting, but my soul is so happy. Having asked a good friend to join me at my first Milonga, I was aContinue reading “Return to the milonga”
Well, Yes, Maybe
Recently, the government of Argentina has officially said it will allow more people into the country as of October. There stillis a large back up of Portenyos waitingto return home from what was supposed to be vacation. The backlog will probably take till the end of October. Am sure you have read or seen articlesContinue reading “Well, Yes, Maybe”
Yes, Finally, We Can…
So fabulous. Marvelosa. The Milongas begin again. Yes with masks. Yes Proof of two vaccines Yes with alcohol And depending on the Milonga location, some rotation of partners and others not. Many changes have occurred. Some spaces are gone for good, but others will crop back up.in time. Just a few images of what isContinue reading “Yes, Finally, We Can…”
Just Announced
Dear organizers and community Perseverance in collective work allows us to celebrate a new We obtained the commitment of the Ministry of Culture of the City of Buenos Aires that they will approve the protocols for holding milongas in closed spaces in the week of 13 We celebrate solidarity empathy, the care, collective that madeContinue reading “Just Announced”
July 7th, 2021 en Buenos Aires.
If you follow the news about Argentina there are a couple of positive changes going on as the supply of vaccines has increased greatly as the Argentinean Laboratory Richmond has produced almost half million doses of the Russian Sputnik vaccine. Argentina has had a slow roll out of the vaccine due to lack of supply,Continue reading “July 7th, 2021 en Buenos Aires.”