TV Buff wrote:

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Beri, beri nice. Indeed, a sensual, elegant dance. I wish the video-filming part of it was more steady. Dogo or Shei, do you know who the two dancers are? They look like serious pros. Are they famous?

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   TvBuff... mira, en el café Tortoni siempre hay parejas que bailan, que si bien son profesionales, a veces no son taaaaan famosos.. Una de las parejas que mas me fascina y que son bien conocidos, son Juan Carlos Copes y su hija, son excelentes bailarines de Tango.. !

-- Edited by Shei at 17:14, 2006-11-29

Dogo wrote:

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Not sure there are any fans here (I doubt it)
But if you care to look, you might like it

I'm obviously biased, but I find it such a graceful, sensual, sexy dance

here

-- Edited by Dogo at 00:50, 2006-11-23

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That was beautiful.  Im a huge Tango fan, u should know that.  U were even surprised I knew who Julio Sosa was.  I learned to dance the basic steps but never found a partner that I could practice with.

AWWW DOGO.. qué lindo! y encima del Café Tortoni..!!! en algunos días nostalgicos está lindo ir y tomarse un cortado mirando a plena Avenida Rivadavia 

 

Guadalupana wrote:

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How many times do i have to say i I DO like it? how many?!!

:throwing my hands up in defeat:

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HEy! Que bonito ese baile!

 My grandpa was a tango singer and dancer in his days.  He used to sing and play the guitar, his especialty was tango.  Therefore, my mother grew up listening to it, and whenever he went home he played and sang tango songs.  Yes, I like some tangos; we have a recorded tape with him singing during his last years.  I believe he won a contest in his youth, and a street backhome was named "Buenos Aires' because he used to sing "Mis Buenos Aires queridos" nearby.

However, his brother used to say: "Prefiero que venga la guerra a oir esos tangos", jajaja.

 Es cosa de gustos eh!

Que lindo baila esa vieja,wow.