CD recommendations (for those who have Amazon.com account and prefers CDs)
Francisco Canaro - El Choclo
Francisco Canaro - La melodia de nuestro adios
Francisco Canaro - Desde El Alma
Roberto Firpo - Alma De Bohemio
Roberto Firpo - El Amanecer
Roberto Firpo - Don Juan
Carlos Di Sarli - A La Gran Muneca
Carlos Di Sarli - El Once
Carlos Di Sarli - La Cumparsita
Carlos Di Sarli - Comme Il Faut
Orquesta Ensemble con Lalo Schifrin - Corazón de Oro
Orquesta Ensemble con Lalo Schifrin - Recuerdo
Osvaldo Pugliese - La Yumba
Osvaldo Pugliese - Derecho viejo
LOCAL TANGO CALENDARS:
www.atanh.com - Argentine Tango Association of New Hampshire
www.porttango.com -
www.bostontango.org - listing of events in
Tango Demo by GONZALO CABRERA y ROXANA SUAREZ
on http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ExVfDwqbFPA
Almost no fansy-shmansy stuff, just walking around.
Clearly the guy is not a professional dancer, but any stretch of imagination,
but notice how he initiates the step and his energy.
Also, notice the ladies' response and her footwork.
You can dance more or less like this if you practice!
Tango Demo by La Turca with a
partner (Villa Urquiza style, nothing
fancy, but that's how you otta dance!) http://www.neymelo.com/jorgedispari.htm
Play list of on-line tango demos
(historic & new) http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=neymelo. Maintained by Ney Melo, who dances with his partner
Jennifer in great style of social tango
Absolutely the best site about
Argentine Tango http://www.todotango.com
A lot of articles in English. A lot of music to listen
to.
How people dance http://www.tangotales.com/archive/HowPeopleDance.htm
This is my radio show dedicated to the exploration of
the principles of dance movement. Excuse my self-praise, but I received a lot
of praise from the serious dancers for this show. DO NOT LEARN DANCING HARD,
LEARN IT SMART! Some of those principles were my intuitive guesses, confirmed
by writings & teachings of the professionals.
The brief history of tango as told
by Max Valentinuzzi. http://www.tangotales.com/archive/MaxTangoHistory.htm Max played piano in amateur tango bands in the
golden age of tango. This is a history of tango music (with abandant music
samples + translations of the lyrics). Very informative to understand tango
evolution.
Milonga etiquette (how to behave at the tango dancing party) http://www.tangotales.com/archive/Etiquette.htm written by the wonderful person Lorie Coyle from
Philly
Plenty of other informative shows on tango music/dance
are available on www.tangotales.com.