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#9797 From: NewYorkTango@yahoogroups.com
Date: Tue Dec 1, 2009 12:58 pm
Subject: File - Reminder of the purpose and rules on the group
NewYorkTango@yahoogroups.com
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This is a periodic reminder sent to members regarding the use and purpose of the
New York Tango group.
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The group is:
* For the Argentine Tango enthusiasts interested in Tango in the New York City
Metropolitan area.
* For members who want to communicate with each other regarding Tango life in NY
* Is moderated, and in English only (translations below the posting are
permitted).
* Members may discuss any aspect of Argentine Tango at any time, as often as
needed, as long as they follow the civility rules specified below.

To address events/discussions other than in NY, please sign up for the Tango - L
and Tango - A lists:
http://mailman.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/tango-l
http://mailman.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/tango-a

Postings MUST be directly related to Tango - dance, music, instruction,
activities etc. and of interest to New Yorkers.

Please be civil, courteous and understanding to the fact the we have members
representing different cultures and nationalities, virtually from all over the
world. Also - NO adult material/links, NO politics, NO religion, NO Spamming

COMMERCIAL POSTERS AND EVENT ORGANIZERS!

1. This is NOT a commercial mailing list - it’s the New York Tango community.
Announcements of Products (clothing, shoes, artwork etc.), Services (Real
Estate, Travel etc.) are not permitted.

2. Out of area Tango organizers who have information of interest to New Yorkers
may announce those events once, well in advance, with a possible reminder before
the registration deadline.

3. Address your postings to NewYorkTango@yahoogroups.com - no multiple TO: , no
CC, no BCC, no "undisclosed" recipients and not to "your name". No forwards
please - remove all quotes (>>>>) if any and no instructions of how to get off
YOUR mailing list.

And:

* Do not post announcements more then 3 times a week

* Do not post on consecutive days

* Do not duplicate same event announcements posted by others


The moderators may reject messages deemed inappropriate for posting at their
discretion.

#9798 From: Jürgen Pichler <pichleres@...>
Date: Tue Dec 1, 2009 3:35 pm
Subject: New Argentine Tango lesson in town
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New Argentine Tango lesson for intermediates with Jürgen Pichler.

Every Saturday at 4:30 - 6pm, beginning December 12th.


This series of lessons is for beginners - intermediates.

Will work on posture, walking, balance, technique, partnering, connection, adornments, giros(turns), musicality and of course argentine Tango.

Adress: El Taller Latino
2710 Broadway, 3rd Floor(corner of 104st) @ Cathedral Station
NY, NY 10025-1261


Info and contact, sign up: tangojunkies@.... 312 388 7572
Alternatively, you can find me at Milonga "La Remembranza" every Tuesday.

#9799 From: Jose Xavier <jpxavier@...>
Date: Tue Dec 1, 2009 6:04 pm
Subject: Charlotte Candlelight Milonga - Dec 11-13
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To: any of our friends from New York, visiting Charlotte, NC during Dec 11-13

Charlotte Tango Society presents:

6th Annual Candlelight Milonga
Featuring Ney Melo and Jennifer Brat

Additional details at:
http://www.candlelightmilonga.com

WEEKEND SHEDULE
FRIDAY, December 11, 2009
Class I 7:30 -9:00 pm
“Milonga con Traspie”

MILONGA
9:00 -1:00 am
______________________________________
SATURDAY, December 12, 2009
Class II 1:00 – 2:30 pm
“Introduction to Villa Urquiza Style”

Class III 3:00- 4:30 pm
“Turns in Close-Embrace”
 
CANDLELIGHT MILONGA
9:00 pm- 2:00 am
_____________________________________
SUNDAY, December 13, 2009
BRUNCH 11:30 – 1:00pm

Class IV 1:00 – 3:00 pm
“Women’s and Men’s Technique and Embellishment Bootcamp”

Practica
3:00 – 4:30 pm
________________________________
LOCATION
Metropolitan Ballroom
2935 Providence Rd. Suite 200
Charlotte, NC 28211 phone: (704) 364-1871

#9800 From: "myurnet" <mirtayurnet@...>
Date: Tue Dec 1, 2009 6:43 pm
Subject: Milonga "Pasion Milonguera" this Friday, 12/4/09
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Alicia Cruzado warmly invites you to celebrate Tango with Elegance, Sensuality
and Renewed Pasion this Friday, December 4th, 9pm to 1am at Mambo D Dance
Center, 315 West 36 Street, 10th Floor (@8th Ave.)NYC, NY. Great music, hors
d'oeuvres and wine. $12 before 10pm; $15 thereafter.

#9801 From: "Gerald Kline" <adele3@...>
Date: Tue Dec 1, 2009 10:07 pm
Subject: Tango Under the Tent Milonga - Sugar Loaf, NY - Saturday, December 5th
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Hola Tangueros y Tangueras,

Join us this 1st Saturday, December 5th

  We are continuing our regularly scheduled

"Tango Under the Tent Milonga"

at the Seligmann Homestead

every 1st, 2nd, & 4th Saturday of the month 

Milonga at 8:00 PM!  

Modified beginner lesson promptly at 7:30PM 

For those members wishing to start dancing earlier, come at 7:30, consider assisting newcomers who may appreciate your expertise!

If an earlier start proves to be desirable, we will change our regular start time.

Members - $10          Non-members - $15 

Refreshments will be provided as usual

 A contribution to the food table would be appreciated. 

BYOB permitted!   


Directions to Orange County Citizens Foundation

Seligmann Homestead

23 White Oak Drive, Sugar Loaf, NY (actual address)

for those using GPS (23 White Oak Drive, Chester, NY 10918)

 

cid:961382517@26042009-2d9b 

     

 From Interstate 84:

Take Exit 4E at Middletown onto NYS Route 17. Proceed on Route 17 to Exit 126 in Chester.  At the end of ramp make a left; go to Route 17M (second traffic light); right on l7M to second traffic light; right on Kings Highway toward Sugar Loaf and Warwick. (There will be signs for Sugar Loaf). Proceed on Kings Highway to Sugar Loaf, make a right into Sugar Loaf (business district); proceed through hamlet, watch on right for Lycian Centre… White Oak Drive will be a left turn after the Lycian Centre. Proceed on White Oak– yellow barn (offices) will be directly ahead as the road turns right. Follow directions for parking in the rear of the barn. 

From NYS Thruway at Harriman:

Take NYS Route 17 to Greycourt Exit—Sugar Loaf/Warwick in Chester – Exit 127. At end of ramp bear left, go to traffic light, cross over the highway onto Kings Highway (there will be signs for Sugar Loaf). Proceed on Kings Highway to Sugar Loaf, make a right into Sugar Loaf (business district); proceed through hamlet, watch on right for Lycian Centre; White Oak Drive will be a left turn after the Lycian Centre. Proceed on White Oak –yellow barn (offices) will be directly ahead as the road turns right. Follow directions for parking in the rear of the barn. 


  Check the web site often for tentative schedules and future changes (currently under renovation).

Your input as always is appreciated.

  for further information and directions

(www.tangounderthetent.com)

 


#9802 From: "Tango" <nyctangoblivion@...>
Date: Tue Dec 1, 2009 8:34 pm
Subject: Argentine Tango Social + Special Tangueros Showcase this SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5 at
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Argentine Tango Social + Special Tangueros Showcase - Saturday, December 5 at Indigo Ballroom


We would like to invite all of you tango-lovers to join us for a wonderful night of dancing, socializing, listening to timeless TRADITIONAL tango music as well as some NUEVO tunes and more!

plus +++ a special showcase by our top-students +++

Dance ALL NIGHT from 9:30 pm till 2:00 am!!!

Light buffet and beverage is included

Admission is ONLY $15 and includes beginner or intermediate class!

Enjoy Beginner and Intermediate Level Tango classes from 8:30 - 9:30PM - taught by Angeles & Michael - www.TangOblivion.com

Indigo Ballroom is located at :
17 Division Street, Somerville, NJ 08876
(908) 218-9418 / (732) 648-1006 

ABOUT our social:
TangOblivion together with Indigo Ballroom have created very special night of social dancing where traditional "milonga" of Buenos Aires comes alive in New Jersey!
From the layout of the ballroom to the way we play music - in "tandas" with "cortinas"- everything is designed to make dancers feel the authentic atmosphere of a Tango club.


CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE VIDEO!

To contact us please e-mail: info@...



#9803 From: Tine Herreman <tine.herreman@...>
Date: Wed Dec 2, 2009 6:18 am
Subject: Security and comfort at DanceSport
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    Dear friends,  
    Last Friday, at the end of the milonga in DanceSport, there was a disturbance involving patrons of a rental in the room on the other side of the building. Several destructive individuals caused quite a ruckus spilling over into the hallway. The few remaining tango people were startled and distraught by the commotion, but thankfully not hurt.
    DanceSport conveys their apologies to the NY tango community for the disturbance marring the end of a nice milonga. As the host of this milonga, I sincerely apologize to you as well. 
    I informed DS that I can only continue hosting my milonga there on Fridays if it is guaranteed there will be no more potentially rowdy rentals causing distress to the tango people. DanceSport is addressing the issue by canceling or declining all future rentals of this nature. They are strongly committed to ensuring a peaceful and serene environment for the NY dance community. 
    They assured me that in the future there will be no more rentals to this customer or others like it on any night at DanceSport. All events at DanceSport will take place in a peaceful and safe manner, and the tango people have nothing to worry about.
    I thought it was important for you to know there will be no more issues.
    Again, I apologize, and I thank you for your support of Tango Lounge on Fridays, and hope for your continued patronage. I have exciting talent and great music for you every Friday, and I hope to see you this week. Thank you.
Sincerely,
Tine Herreman


#9804 From: "Tine W. Herreman" <tine.herreman@...>
Date: Wed Dec 2, 2009 1:44 pm
Subject: Friday Lounge: Tova Moreno (Boston) & Yanick Wyler (BsAs). DJ Tine.
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THE TANGO LOUNGE
Every Friday 9.30pm - 2.30am
$12 / $10 student, includes special class at 8.30
DanceSport, 22 West 34th Street, 4th floor, New York.
www.newyorktangolounge.com/

Dear friends, 
One word: Fabulousness!
Special guests Tova Moreno (Boston) and Yanick Wyler (BsAs) team up for the occasion! 


DJ Tine

830 class by Tova Moreno & Yanick Wyler, upper level
topic tba but you know it will be great!
class included with $12 admission.
There are simultaneous classes for total beginners and intermediate taught by DanceSport Faculty.

Midnight performance by Tova Moreno and Yanick Wyler

More about our stars:

Tova and Carlos Moreno regularly teach and perform at tango weekends and festivals around the US, and have taught in the UK, Germany, and Mexico. Their performances are applauded for their musicality and playfulness. As instructors, the Morenos hook students with a happiness and sense of fun that is innate to their personalities, but keep students coming back with solid technique and a gentle demand for precision and hard work. Tova organizes a very popular festival in Boston in November, Tango de los Muertos, which draws tango dance and music addicts from all over the world.

Yanick Wyler is a staff teacher at the famous Argentine tango school Tango Brujo in Buenos Aires. He has also taught at other well-known milongas in Buenos Aires. His teaching is based on his profound knowledge of technique, the structure of the dance, and the connection and communication of the couple. He has traveled extensively throughout Europe teaching at workshops and festivals, including Zurich, Bologna, Copenhagen, Malmo, and Hamburg. Some of his main influences in tango were Eugenia Parilla, Guastavo Naveira and Chicho Frumboli.

Interesting drinks on special; try the MOJITOS they rock
Full bar and menu with tapas and real food.

Thank you for your support! 

Tine Herreman
Host

#9805 From: "juanpablotango" <juanpablo@...>
Date: Wed Dec 2, 2009 4:11 pm
Subject: Thursday December 3rd @ La Nacional. Mariana Galassi.
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Every Thursday take the Subway to Buenos Aires!
Learn, Dance and Love the Tango at the most Argentinean Spot in Manhattan.

 

Intermediate Tango Class by:
(from 8 to 9:30)


Mariana Galassi

Mariana was born and raised in Buenos Aires, Argentina,
where she started dancing tango more than seven years ago.
There she trained intensively with Chicho Frumboli and Lucia Mazer,
Julio Balmaceda and Corina de la Rosa and Gustavo Naveira.
She participated as a dancer and teacher in several Tango festivals
including the prestigious International Congress of Argentine Tango,
(CITA, Buenos Aires 2004) where she was one of the main masters.
Currently, she is a member of the New Generation Dance Company,
directed by Dardo Galletto and she is also part of the staff
of Sandra Cameron Dance Center

www.marianagalassi.com/blogger

 

Beginners Tango Class
from 7 to 8pm

DJ

Maria Jose


Argentinean word of the day:

TARASCÓN

"Mordiscón, mordisco, mordedura. Bocado grande."
"Bite. Mouthful"

 

Come to Dance some Tanguitos!

La Nacional, a piece of Buenos Aires.

239 West 14th Street, NYC
www.tangolanacional.com


#9806 From: D S <dstenyus@...>
Date: Wed Dec 2, 2009 5:28 pm
Subject: Re: if you want to share opinions about a milonga...
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Hello everybody,

There is a very cute website where you can easily share your opinion about a
milonga that you attended, a movie you have just seen, your favorite TV show or
any other event.
It's easy to use from your computer, phone or twitter account.

http://www.blibu.com/?fl=Dance

Just register and tell everybody what you think. Add an event or review an event
that is already posted.

Thank you.
Elle










 



 


   
     
     

#9807 From: Judith Moore <momrunner@...>
Date: Wed Dec 2, 2009 7:34 pm
Subject: Re: Security and comfort at DanceSport
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thank you for the reasurrance. I was as DS for the first time

on Friday night, however, I left before the incident.  I certainly

plan to come back because of your gracious tango attitude.

I don't get into NYC too often. but the disturbance will not

effect my decision to dance tango at DS.

happy , peaceful holiday to you,

Judith Moore (tango dance manager, CJDS . www.centraljerseydance.org




 

-----Original Message-----
From: Tine Herreman
Sent: Dec 2, 2009 1:18 AM
To: newyorktango@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [NewYorkTango] Security and comfort at DanceSport

 

    Dear friends,  
    Last Friday, at the end of the milonga in DanceSport, there was a disturbance involving patrons of a rental in the room on the other side of the building. Several destructive individuals caused quite a ruckus spilling over into the hallway. The few remaining tango people were startled and distraught by the commotion, but thankfully not hurt.
    DanceSport conveys their apologies to the NY tango community for the disturbance marring the end of a nice milonga. As the host of this milonga, I sincerely apologize to you as well. 
    I informed DS that I can only continue hosting my milonga there on Fridays if it is guaranteed there will be no more potentially rowdy rentals causing distress to the tango people. DanceSport is addressing the issue by canceling or declining all future rentals of this nature. They are strongly committed to ensuring a peaceful and serene environment for the NY dance community. 
    They assured me that in the future there will be no more rentals to this customer or others like it on any night at DanceSport. All events at DanceSport will take place in a peaceful and safe manner, and the tango people have nothing to worry about.
    I thought it was important for you to know there will be no more issues.
    Again, I apologize, and I thank you for your support of Tango Lounge on Fridays, and hope for your continued patronage. I have exciting talent and great music for you every Friday, and I hope to see you this week. Thank you.
Sincerely,
Tine Herreman


#9808 From: "Leslie Killgore" <leslie@...>
Date: Wed Dec 2, 2009 11:37 pm
Subject: This Friday at Providence Tango
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This Friday, Providence Tango is pleased to welcome Sridhar Hannenhalli, our guest instructor and DJ from Philadelphia. It is also Robin’s birthday,  so come join in the birthday dance!

December 4th
7:00 - 8:30
Toolkit for Milonga: fun and practical milonga steps with Sridhar Hannenhalli ($15 no PT class cards)
8:30 - 9:30  Guided Practica


9:30 – 12:00
Tango Incident Milonga with DJ Sridhar. $10 or $5 with potluck contribution.



Sridhar Hannenhalli

Sridhar lives and teaches in Philadelphia. The main influences in his tango education are Susana Miller, Carlos Gavito, Brigitta Winkler, Julio Balmaceda and countless partners around the world. Tango remains the master in his instructions and the techniques are improvised to achieve a gentle embrace and stillness in motion where the music can be experienced and expressed with least intrusion to attain a meditative state of mind..

www.providencetango.com

 

 


#9809 From: "Rusty Cline" <rusty@...>
Date: Thu Dec 3, 2009 12:06 am
Subject: AAA Tucson Tango Festival is heating up!
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Tucson Tango Festival Announcement

Tucson Tango Festival March 4th - 8th, 2010

Part II Raising the Bar -–
We set a high standard last year, now we are raising it even higher!
This year we are pulling out all the stops.

Web Site: Tucson Tango Festival II
Email: info@...
Office: 520-906-5389
Earlybird Expiration: December 27th, 2009

Instructors:
  • Oscar and Mary Anne Casas ~ Buenos Aires / Montreal
  • Murat and Michelle erdemsel ~ International
  • Daniela Pucci and Luis Bianchi ~ Buenos Aires / New York



A Suprise Performance

We are working on a suprise performance that will knock you socks off. Announcement soon!!!


We added a milonga now there are 9 milongas - that's over 40 hours of dancing! There is a guerrilla milonga to die for. Not to mention over 40 hours of instructions.

We have 7 Vendors .
  • We have Comme Il Fauts Tango Shoes!
  • Tango Wear, outfits, shoes, accessories and more!!


  • We have even planned events for your rest periods. Now you can sit and enjoy something of tango, about tango, or for tango while you make new friends (and WHILE you rest your feet and body).

    Tango Events - Perfect for Foot and Body Recovery

    • Tango history, Traditions and Culture
      - Juan C. Lopez Tonazzi - Native Argentine and Educator
    • DJ Classes
      - Sabah Chammas - the Gran Milonga DJ
    • Community Building Classes! Expand Your Local Community
      - Clay Nelson - Portland Tangofest - Valentango Festival - Ashland Turkey Tango Festival
    Click Here for this year's NEW Schedule

    Spring Time In Arizona and Our Venue Has a Grand Garden!

    Average Temperature 76° F - 24° C With Abrazos in the low °100s!


    We have started a new tradition: Thursday's will be new festival instructor spotlight and performances- where we will be shining a light on instructors that you will soon see at other festivals.

    Checkout the New Venue!


    Rooms are going fast so book soon!
    Holiday Inn - Tucson International Airport Hotels - TUS
    Holiday Inn Palo Verde – Tucson Airport
    4550 South Palo Verde Boulevard
    Tucson; Arizona 85714
    Registration Code for Festival Discount: TTF
    This venue rocks!! Yes! We have espresso!!!

    Guerrilla Milonga - Bigger Better

    Hurry... Run don't walk... catch the bus! Guerrilla Milonga - We have a new and bigger bus!! This year 55 of us can dazzle Tucson with tango!
    Click Here to Get on board - we sold out early last year!


    Solid Gold DJs:
    • Sabah Chammas ~ San Diego
    • Vijay Namasivayam ~ San Francisco
    • J. Abling ~ Portland
    • Beth Ann Osborn and Clay Nelson ~ Portland
    • Paul Akmajian ~ Albuquerque
    • Varo Boyajyan ~ Los Angeles


    New Festival Instructor and DJ Showcase day is Thursday:
    Instructors:
    • J. Abling ~ San Francisco
    • Daniela Borgialli ~ Phoenix
    • Varo Boyajyan ~ Los Angeles
    • DJs: Beth Ann Osborn and Clay Nelson ~ Portland


    Last year we had over 40 Cities, 15 States and 5 Countries represented at the Tucson Tango Festival...
    This year we are already topping those numbers!!!

    Come celebrate everything tango Argentino with us at the annual Tucson Tango Festival the first weekend in March!!

    #9810 From: "ivan" <elpibetango@...>
    Date: Thu Dec 3, 2009 12:29 am
    Subject: Feraltango Laboratory cancel untill the 18th
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    Feraltango Practica is cancel until the 18th of december because we are away and
    we are Performing and teaching at Tango Lounge on friday december 11th.
    We hope to see you soon,
    Thank you
    Ivan and Sara
    www.feraltango.com

    #9811 From: Lucille Krasne <lukrasne@...>
    Date: Thu Dec 3, 2009 12:43 am
    Subject: Tango Clothing Exchange Etc and Gift Bazaar at Esmeralda's Sun
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    Sunday, Dec. 6 at ESMERALDA’S TANGO &TAPAS at Session 73! Dance 8:00 –12:30 or later!
    DJ ILENE de Woodstock
    returns with her great programs!
    So----
    Y
    ou gained weight, you lost weight, you bought specially ordered shoes from BsAs---
    Can’t wear any of the above-- BRING YOUR BEAUTIFUL tango-related items
    to sell/exchange/giveaway Sunday!!

    And thanks go to Evelyn and Danny
    who make pre-intermediate classes make sense—beginners also this night!  
    Both classes at 7:00
    $10 Admission includes classes.
    Always a courtesy drink with an order of
    D E L I C I O U S tapas. From 5:30 to 8:30 in the café only.
    See you soon,
    Lucille

    212 777 6053
    “Esmeralda’s TANGO AND TAPAS” Sundays
    Session 73,  73rd and 1st Av, SW corner
    Session 73: 212 517 4445















    #9812 From: jon tariq <tangowithjon@...>
    Date: Thu Dec 3, 2009 3:54 am
    Subject: Milonga De Barrio this Friday Dec 4th
    tangowithjon@...
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           MILONGA DE BARRIO 
    This Friday Dec 4th milonga  the first Friday of each month 
     
                           EARLY BIRD SPECIAL 
                            $12  Before 10:30pm 
                              $14 after 10:30pm 

    Includes Tango lessons. Complementary, Wine ,Cheese, Beverages
     Strawberry,Grapes Coffee Cookies  etc.... 
    PLUS YOU CAN BYOB   

              Int/Adv  lesson 8:30pm with JON

                        Beg lesson 8:30 pm

                         Performance By

                   
                 SIDNEY GRANT 
                           AND 
         GAYLE GUBBONS MADEOS

                  
            DJ  TABLADA JOHNNY 

    Dance on the largest  and best dance floor this Friday  

                          Your host JON 

    Location: MANHATTAN BALLROOM DANCE 
    29 W 36th St 2nd Fl  B 5th & 6th Ave  NYC
    Get more info www.tangowithjon.com 
    212 868 6686 
    Jon


    #9813 From: Jürgen Pichler <pichleres@...>
    Date: Thu Dec 3, 2009 6:39 am
    Subject: New events at "La Remembranza"
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      1) Starting Tuesday Dec. 8th "La Remembranza" begins 1 hour earlier at 8:00pm.
     
    Anyone arriving at the Milonga before 9pm, Dec. 8th gets in for free, and with this printout, you can enter for $5.-(valid all evening).

    La Remembranza is held every Tuesday 8:00pm - 01:00am or later.....

    Adress:  American Ballroom Dance Studio(formerly Pierre Dulaine), 25 West 31st Street, 4th Floor, New York, NY 10001

    We will have snacks,  videos and Applestrudel. Bring your own food, juice, wine, vodka, mineral water or what have you.

    Entrance: $10.- before 10pm//$12.- after//$15.-(Workshop & Milonga)

    Guest teachers and Gust DJ´s as announced, for updated info join us on Facebook: New Generation Tango/NYC

    DJ: Jürgen, T: 312 388 7572, Tangojunkies@...

    http://www.myspace.com/tangoembrace

    If you need a flyer write or call and will send you one!




      2)
      Tango II class session begins Saturday, Dec. 12th
    Saturday December 12, 2009 4:30 pm - 6:00 pm




    El Taller Latino Americano/The Latin American Workshop 2710 Broadway (104th), New York, NY 10025

    Intermediate Tango class session with Jürgen Pichler
    Meets 6x. 2 times in Dec. 2009 & 4 times in Jan. 2010. From 4:30 - 6:00pm, 6 Saturdays only. Dec. 12, 19 & Jan. 9, 16, 23, 30;
    In order to ensure gender balance please call to register and confirm your place! 1(312)388-7572

    Jürgen, T: 312 388 7572, Tangojunkies@...
    http://www.myspace.com/tangoembrace
     




      3) Tuesday, Dec. 15th, 2009 @Milonga "La Remembranza"

    TANGO MANHATTAN An intimate portrait of New York City's argentine Tango community in photographs.

    Michelle DiBlasi has exquisitely captured the heart and soul of NYC's tangueras/os and her photographs are an appreciation of timeless beauty.
    Michelle will be in the house to present her latest creation with Book signing at Milonga "La Remembranza".
    Book and limited edition prints are available.
    A perfect Christmas and Chanukah gift for any tango aficionado!

    Visit www.nytangophoto.com for more info on Michelle
    Adress: 25 W 31st Street, 4th Floor, btw. 5th & B-way, NYC(formerly Pierre DuLaine).

    312 388 7572, tangojunkies@...

    Jürgen Pichler  
    http://www.myspace.com/tangoembrace 


    #9814 From: "maura.hays" <emh28@...>
    Date: Thu Dec 3, 2009 1:20 pm
    Subject: Triangulo's Friday & Saturday Afternoon Milongas
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    CELEBRATE AFTERNOON WITH TRIANGULO:

    FALL SLIP COZY LOVE IN AN AFTERNOON EMBRACE

    EVERY FRIDAY:  4:30PM-8:30PM

    HOSTS MAURA & RICHARD//DJ GUY

     

    EVERY SATURDAY:  4PM-8PM

    HOSTESS MAURA//DJ RICHARD ARIZA

    $10

     

    TRIANGULO:  THE STUDIO FOR ARGENTINE TANGO

    135 WEST 20TH STREET #301

    212-633-6445

    WWW.TANGONYC.COM


    #9815 From: "myurnet" <mirtayurnet@...>
    Date: Thu Dec 3, 2009 7:04 pm
    Subject: Alicia Cruzado's "Pasion Milonguera", Tomorrow, Dec. 4th
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    Alicia Cruzado warmly invites you to celebrate Tango with Elegance, Sensuality
    and Renewed Pasion this Friday, December 4th, 9pm to 1am at Mambo D Dance
    Center, 315 West 36 Street, 10th Floor (@8th Ave.)in Manhattan. Great music;
    best hors d'oeuvres in town; lots of wine, cheese, fruits, etc. $12 before 10pm;
    $15 thereafter.

    #9816 From: "ivan" <elpibetango@...>
    Date: Thu Dec 3, 2009 7:40 pm
    Subject: Taxi dancer from Argentina
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    Ladies,
    
                There is a Tango Dancer from Argentina in the City available for Taxi
    dancing for the 4th, the 11th and the 12th of december.
    If you are interested please reply to this e-mail or contact me with your
    contact information.
    Thank you
    Ivan Terrazas
    917-282-2549
    www.feraltango.com

    #9817 From: "Diane Ramo" <dramo@...>
    Date: Fri Dec 4, 2009 4:05 am
    Subject: Los Chantas, Mariana Galassi & Carlos Canedo at ProyectArte Benefit, Dec 9
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    Live Tango Music and Performance at ProyectArte Benefit, Wednesday, December 9, 6:30-9pm
     
    The Argentine Consulate in New York (12 W 56th Street) hosts an evening of wine, empanadas, tango music by Los Chantas and performance by Mariana Galassi and Carlos Canedo to support ProyectArte, one of Argentina's most unique arts organizations. Evening will include holiday gifts silent auction including dining at top restaurants such as Spice Market and James Beard Foundation, technology from Microsoft and Lenovo, and fashion from Proenza Schouler and Custo Barcelona. Evening will conclude with live art auction by Christie's auctioneer. Tickets are $35 and $75. Purchase on www.proyectarte.org/benefit.htm

    ProyectArte is a Buenos Aires and New York-based nonprofit organization whose mission is to discover, educate, and support a diverse new generation of young emerging artists. At the ProyectArte School in Buenos Aires, a diverse group of 15 to 18 year-olds receive full 18-month scholarships to study with leading visual artists. After 18 months, the most committed graduates have the opportunity to continue their studies and develop their work in a multi-year comprehensive graduate program, as well as to exhibit their work at ProyectArte's Prima Gallery. Despite their young age, graduates from the program have exhibited and sold their works internationally.



    #9818 From: "Yesim" <laturca.yesim@...>
    Date: Fri Dec 4, 2009 8:47 am
    Subject: Amarras Special Dinner Milonga Saturday December 5!
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    This Saturday, December 5 at Dancestudio 101 in Chinatown - the last Amarras of
    2009!
    
    It was a wonderful year and we would like to invite all tangueros and tangueras
    to join us one last time this year!
    
    Special "Dinner Milonga" starts at 8:30pm and goes till 2:30am!
    
    * Large variety of salads, cold cuts, bread, cheese, veggies, dips, dumplings
    and desserts will be served! *
    
    Come hungry and share food, drinks and dances with fellow dancers of our
    extended tango family!
    
    Admission: $ 15
    
    Location:
    
    Dancestudio 101 @ 101 Lafayette Street (N,R,W,Q,J,M,Z to Canal Street & walk 1
    block south)
    
    See you all!
    
    Your host & DJ
    
    Yesim "La Turca"
    http://amarrasmilonga.wordpress.com

    #9819 From: "Santiago S" <santiagosteele@...>
    Date: Fri Dec 4, 2009 2:14 pm
    Subject: THIS SAT 12/5 - Double-DJ Action at Practilonga-939 w/Tine & Chuck 6-9:30!
    tangonauts
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    The P939 is back this Saturday with our regular DJ Tine joined by Chuck from
    Yale!
    
    6-9:30PM @ 939 8th Ave, Studio 4A
    
    $10/person or $15/couple
    
    Next workshops in January, 2010
    Stay updated via our website http://practilonga-939.blogspot.com/

    #9820 From: Sergio Segura <sergioseguraproductions@...>
    Date: Fri Dec 4, 2009 7:44 pm
    Subject: Sat 2pm - Intermediate Class & Practica with Anton Gazenbeek
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    Anton Gazenbeek is one of the youngest and most talented tango dancers
    in the United States at the moment and one of the few tango dance
    historians in the world. He will be teaching an intermediate class
    from 2 to 3pm, followed by a practica until 5pm.
    All his material is authentic and comes from the "Tango Preservation
    Project", the largest tango video archives in the world with no other
    dance techniques influences.
    Here will be teaching sequences, figures and technique from the
    masters Antonio Todaro, Pepito Avellaneda, El Aleman, Puppi Castello,
    Virulazo, Victor “El Gitano” among others.
    
    Time 2pm
    Chelsea Studios, 151 W 26th St, 5th & 6th fl.
    Price: $25 per class or $90 for 5 classes (valid for 2 months)
    
    Also
    
    Fundamentals Cycles start this Saturday by Sergio Segura
    Beginners and non-Beginners
    
    All you need to know about how to start to dance tango properly.
    The fundamentals are designed under the PEMC System: Precision,
    Elegance, Musicality and Creativity are all required to dance tango
    properly.  This 3 month course will give you all the basic KNOWLEDGE
    and UNDERSTANDING about tango dance and a strong basis to progress and
    execute complex moves and sequences.
    
    Fund "A" - 2 to 3pm – Posture, embrace, basic structures, musicality,
    and introduction to the “system” of improvisation and creativity.
    Fund "B" - 3 to 4pm – Forward & back ochos, paradas, arrastres and
    embellishments. More about the PEMC.
    Fund "C" - 4 to 5pm – Back and forward boleos, ganchos, quebradas and medialunas
    
    Fundamentals are one the most successful methods to learn Argentine
    Tango. Sergio Segura is well-known for giving very detailed
    explanations, paying a lot of  individual attention to the students
    and giving constant corrections.
    
    Courses are monthly and start the 1st Saturday of the month at 2pm and
    the 1st Monday of the month at 7pm.
    One class $25
    One course $90
    Two courses $160
    Three courses $230
    Learn all the fundamentals in ONE MONTH. You can take all courses at
    the same time. If you have previous knowledge or you have dance skills
    you are eligible (under the teacher’s evaluation), to do all the
    classes in the same day.
    
    Chelsea Studios
    151 W 26th St. 5th or 6th Floor
    Between 6th and 7th Aves.
    
    see www.learnargentinetango.com for more info or call (917) 373-7446
    or email statnyc@...
    
    See you there!

    #9821 From: "D. Valeria Solomonoff" <valeria.tango@...>
    Date: Sat Dec 5, 2009 1:44 am
    Subject: Last Blue Moon: Baby Boom Goodbye Party!
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    Friday, December 11th:
    Last Blue Moon
    Baby Boom Goodbye party




    legs bb

    Baby Boom Goodbye Party!!!
    Hosted By Valeria Solomonoff
    DJ Yesim Sezer

    Special: Free kids dance class @ 7 PM by Ana Nery Fragoso
    (see more info bellow)
    goodies and refreshments to follow

    Milonga from 8 PM to 12:30 AM
    Plus: Brazilian Samba Social on the 4th floor hosted by the charming Andersen Mendes
    $5 for Dance Manhattan Students, $10 for all others. Free for moms and dads with child (under 8 yrs. old) and for pregnant women

    After years of sharing great moments with all of you at the Blue Moon, I would like to have a family friendly goodbye party for its closing night.
    So I'm bringing my son Joaquin to this last dance and would love to meet all the other Tango babies and children.
    December 11th is also the National Day of Tango (in Argentina) so, there are many reasons to be dancing together that Friday...
    There will be a dance class for kids 0-8yrs. from elementary dance educator and choreographer Ana Nery Fragoso (please check out her bio, she is amazing.). We recommend dressing your child with comfortable clothing.
    Also, if you are up for loosening your joints, check out the Brazilian Samba on the 4th floor for the same low price!!


    just out from the editing room...

    Check out the new Tango por Ellos promo video @
    http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?et=1102867947534&s=1521&e=001PbmSnkEd5Yv16V3MgsI_QV4RafC-ifiwqwvPfhgqUX-zRNdOypTONoW5USu_NoMrgUguyKLLd2hoFSb0Ez4_UETDs1PyGZ--d1-A0reeA5xwwQdqgExIhA==

     
    Ana Nery Fragoso

    legs bb Ana is from the Canary Islands, Spain, where she performed and choreographed extensively. She graduated from Hunter College (B.A. Dance /Education) and earned a M.F.A in Choreography from Sarah Lawrence College. She has been the recipient of two grants from the Ministry of Culture in Spain and a J. Javits Fellowship award. Ana Nery has worked the last seven years as a full time dance specialist at P.S. 315, a Performing Arts Elementary School in Brooklyn, NYC, where she creates and implements a curriculum that emphasizes dance making. She is a graduate from the Dance Education Laboratory at the 92nd St Y and has received the LOD® Certificate. Mrs. Ana Nery Fragoso was a member of the New York City Department of Education Blueprint Writing Committee and is currently a facilitator, training teachers for the D.O.E. as well as a Dance Coach for the Artful Learning Community Project. She is on the faculty of the 92nd St Y Dance Education Laboratory (DEL) program.

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    #9822 From: Jürgen Pichler <pichleres@...>
    Date: Sat Dec 5, 2009 1:47 am
    Subject: New early hours at "La Remembranza"-Tuesdays
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    Starting Tuesday Dec. 8th "La Remembranza" begins 1 hour earlier at 8:00pm.

    Anyone arriving at the Milonga before 9pm, Dec. 8th gets in for free, and
    with this printout, you can enter for $5.-(valid all evening).

    La Remembranza is held every Tuesday 8:00pm - 01:00am or later.....

    Adress: American Ballroom Dance Studio(formerly Pierre Dulaine), 25 West
    31st Street, 4th Floor, New York, NY 10001
    <http://www.myspace.com/tangoembrace>
    We will have snacks, videos and Applestrudel. Bring your own food, juice,
    wine, vodka, mineral water or what have you.

    Entrance: $10.- before 10pm//$12.- after//$15.-(Workshop & Milonga)

    Guest teachers and Gust DJ´s as announced, for updated info join us on
    Facebook: New Generation Tango/NYC

    DJ: Jürgen, T: 312 388 7572, Tangojunkies@...**
    http://www.myspace.com/tangoembrace*
    *If you need a flyer write or call and will send you one!

    --
    Jürgen Pichler  
    http://www.myspace.com/tangoembrace  


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    #9823 From: "maura.hays" <emh28@...>
    Date: Sat Dec 5, 2009 3:15 am
    Subject: Triangulo's Saturday Afternoon Milonga...
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    FALL SLIP SOOTHE CUDDLE AGAIN IN THE AFTERNOON:

    TRIANGULO'S SATURDAY AFTERNOON MILONGA

    EVERY SATURDAY:  4PM-8PM

    HOSTESS MAURA//DJ RICHARD ARIZA

    $10

     

    TRIANGULO: THE STUDIO FOR ARGENTINE TANGO

    135 WEST 20TH STREET #301

    212-633-6445

    WWW.TANGONYC.COM

     


    #9824 From: "kumikoueki@..." <kumikoueki@...>
    Date: Sat Dec 5, 2009 5:56 am
    Subject: Interviews with the pioneers of Argentine Tango
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    This is a blog of interviewing the pioneers of Argentine Tango.
    Title: Cuartito de los Milongueros (Milonguero's Room)
    Sub title: Inheriting the Tango
    link: http://inheritingthetango.blogspot.com (english)
              http://inheritingthetangoc.blogspot.com (castellano)
              http://inheritingthetangoj.blogspot.com (japanese)
    
    Purpose: To hear the voices of the pioneers of tango and preserve it in document
    and transmit it to the future of Argentine Tango.
    
    Below is the latest interview with Carlos and Rosa Perez.  They are dancers from
    the 50's and teachers of the Club Sunderland in Villa Urquiza.  Very nice
    people.
    
    For more interviews please visit the blog.
    
    1st interview: Facundo Posadas
    2nd interview: Raul Bravo
    3rd interview: Jorge Torres
    
    I hope you will enjoy it.  kumi
    
    ********************************************
    
    Buenos Aires, October 2009
    
    Dear Kumi
    
    After returning from Austria, Denmark, London and Italy and now getting ready to
    leave for Canada. I fulfill my promise to answer your questions. I am not too
    fond of writing, I prefer to have a conversation about these themes. The "Gab"
    is more to my liking but because the distance between us is far, and out of
    respect to yourself and the readers of "El Cuartito de los Milongueros" here
    goes:
    
    CARLOS PEREZ:
    I began dancing in 1952. I learned mostly by practicing among fellows that were
    much older than I from 10 to 15 years my seniors. Very well known milongueros
    from that time.  Later one would dance in the dozens old neighborhood/barrio
    clubs that were around in old Buenos Aires at that time, where the music of the
    tango was queen and the majority of the public chose it.
    
    Rosa started years later, in her home, practicing with her older brothers whom
    where the ones that later took her out dancing one Saturday.
    We stopped dancing around the year 1964, when we were wedded. In that instance
    it wasn't well looked at to dedicate ourselves to tango as a way of life and we
    decided to place all our energies in forming our family.
    
    Around this time there were only few places where to go dancing, there weren't
    that many venues available and they were frequented by older more advanced
    dancers. The younger community of dancers danced jazz, American boogie, (Swing
    Dance) and studied a lot of Tap.  Later came a style of Swing dance from Italy
    that wasn't as popular but was the precursor to Rock-n-Roll* that set fire to
    our Argentine youth (still danced today in Argentina as well).
    
    We began dancing professionally again in 1994 (because socially in family get
    together we always continued to dance).  It just so happened that one day I went
    to visit the person that showed me my first steps of tango, Jose "Lampazo"
    Vazquez a great dancer and teacher. He held us dear because we were once
    neighbors during my youth and my first teacher. In that chance meeting was born
    the club "Sin Rumbo" and my relationship was very warm as it has always have
    been with the maestro and friend.
    
    Later on and suggested by him, we began going to the classes as a pastime for
    enjoyment. But shortly after, Jose began feeling ill and having health issues
    and asked us to replace him in his classes. This is how we reunited with the
    Tango dance.
    
    A few years passed and we suffered the lose this great dancer and friend, Jose
    "Lampazo" and so we took over the classes he was teaching in "Sunderland" in
    Villa Urquiza" by the request of the Directive Commission of the Club.
    
    This is how we started again our dedication to the teaching of tango dance.  It
    was just by coincidence that we had the luck of maintaining the roots in the
    tango traditional.  It had already been almost 30years that we haven't danced
    nor were contaminated in the milongas during that time. All of our moves
    responded to the decade of the 50's and that was a great attraction to the youth
    (and not so young) to ask for more classes with great enthusiasm.
    
    How many years do you dance with Rosa? My entire life, from the time we were
    very young we have been sharing life and the tango.  We came to the tango during
    the 50's with the passion and happiness that was of that era and with our own
    youthfulness.
    
    Not one of the old "Milongueros" had any expectations, never thought of having
    any economic income with tango. With this I would like to say that in that era
    that no one got to travel because of tango. We danced it for the love of the
    music and as a form of conquest.
    
    Dancing for us was a form of connecting with a girl and then the conquest. This
    is the reason we began to push ourselves to dance better each time and immerse
    our presence.
    
    The first time we traveled because of tango was to Paris.  We gave classes for a
    period of two months. Later on came an avalanche of trips and performances:
    Challiot Theater of Paris, Parco de la Musica Rome, Teatro Colon Buenos Aires,
    theaters in Tokyo, just to name a few. We also were filmed in a few movies and
    documentaries for Television.
    
    As I have been told by my elders, tango had its greatest height in the 40's and
    50's.
    In the 1940's the tour was created by Petroleo and el Negro Mansini two of the
    greatest Milongueros of that era, also known as the "Canyengue" era.
    With the pass of time that same tango was danced more delicate and elegantly. A
    lot of emphasis was given to the elegance in Salon style tango.
    One would dance at house parties (without cortes or quebradas, very
    respectfully) in neighborhood/barrio clubs, generally on Saturdays or Sundays
    would be frequented by neighborhood girls always accompanied by a mother or
    older brother, because arriving alone was frowned upon.
    Obviously there existed other types of dance salons, were men and women of the
    night would be and people with no jobs.
    The music that was listened to during my time in the 50's was music that was
    played by live orchestras. Di Sarli, D'Arienzo, Pugliese , Canaro , Troilo,
    Calo, and many more.
    The classic neighborhoods/barrios were one would dance would be Saavedra,
    Urquiza, Villa Pueyrredon, Villa Devoto, Villa Real, Paternal, Villa Mitre and
    other all around the capital. South of the capital they would dance a different
    style much more brisk what they call Tango Orillero.
    
    Some dance halls and dancers that I remember are some of the ones that danced
    "50's style"(please forgive me if I forget to mention someone, I am a man
    getting on in my years and there are a few things that escape me)
    Salon Agusteo, El Palermo located on Oro and Santa Fe, La Argentina, Alumni in
    Urquiza, Sin Rumbo, Viento Norte, Estudiantes de Villa Devoto, Moran, Glorias
    Argentinas, Floresta Junior, La Emiliana, Mitre, Sunderland, Pinocho, 17 de
    Octubre, California, Penacho Azul, Juventud de Belgrano, Excursionista,
    Chacarita Juniors, Villa Sahores and many more.  Milongueros I must name Jose
    Vazquez "Lampazo", Osvaldo Mosi "El Nene", Mingo Canonigo, Gerardo Portalea,
    Eduardo Pereja, Maita, Gallego Villarrazo, Frasquito, Petroleo, el Jorobado
    Victor, Negro Luis, Tomas Luis, Luis Lemos "Milonguita", Juan Carlos Copes,
    Rogelio "El Tio"  and many more that I do not recall their names but were as
    great a dancers as the best in town.
    In the 50's the Tango was one of the alternatives a youth had for his enjoyment,
    just as much as looking for girl, because back then that was no easy task.
    
    The Tango was danced with a lot of feeling/emotion. The lyrics of the songs were
    things that happened to each of us in daily life, the street lights, the cobble
    stone streets, the love for the mother, love for the girl, a Buenos Aires lost
    in time.
    We all respected the codes inside the dance, we all stayed in the line of dance,
    even if they weren't the great milongueros. at the same time the majority heard
    the music with the same critic, even though the floor was packed one could
    enjoy. It was rare to see couples colliding, it was actually frown upon.
    
    The lowest point for our tango was during the 60's. In those times there were
    rarely any places to go dancing, the vast majority had closed.
    The actual tango itself has evolved a lot I reckon.  Because of other popular
    dances it has added elements such as movements from other dances, for instance
    the contemporary classic and others. Some to me seem very pretty and others I
    think deviate from its essence. Of course one must understand that things change
    and the young people always need to create something new.. that is all fine.
    According to tango historians tango has its origins in afro influences where
    Candombe then el milongon and la milonga, the tango orillero, canyengue, salon
    style and lastly tango fantasia from the 50's I believe were the beginnings of
    Stage Tango.
    
    For us, Tango meant something very special, always it was and in this chapter of
    our lives gives us permission to move to its rhythm of its music, embrace one
    another and turn back time enjoying its melody.
    It allows us to meet people from different regions of the world, transmitting
    our traditional tango to the young of all ages and classes and besides being
    able to travel around the world where they cheer us with affection and respect
    that we have sown the seeds during all these years. It maintains us active and
    happy.
    We have lived moments of intense happiness when we saw our students win in
    distinct world competitions and more so see them grow as dancers and persons
    traveling the world taking our popular music with a little bit of us with them. 
    This is beautiful!
    
    If anyone were to ask me what one needs to be a good tango dancer I would say
    that they have to begin by learning the roots of this dance because in another
    way they could be good dancers but not good tango dancers, or else it becomes a
    dance that is done on tango music.
    To achieve BEING A GOOD TANGO DANCER, one needs to fall in love with this music,
    a lot of consistency, dedication and be well guided by someone that knows what
    is Tango.
    And on top of all that you have to keep in mind a popular saying "lo que natura
    no da, Salamanca no presta"**.. that is to say some have a special gift to
    overcome and some will never have it, just like with everything in this life.
    
    CARLOS Y ROSA PEREZ
    
    
    
    *Rock-n-Roll- Swing dance in double time
    
    **lo que natura no da, salamanca no presta - What nature doesn't give you,
    Salamanca(a city) wont lend.

    #9825 From: "withalittlesugar" <on2mambo@...>
    Date: Sat Dec 5, 2009 7:01 am
    Subject: FIFTH ANNUAL CHICAGO MINI TANGO FESTIVAL (APRIL 8-11, 2010) UPDATE
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    FIFTH ANNUAL CHICAGO MINI TANGO FESTIVAL (APRIL 8-11, 2010) UPDATE
    
    It gives me great to announce that the website (www.chicagotangofestival.com)
    for our Fifth Annual Chicago Mini Tango Festival has been updated. The Festival
    will be from April 8-11, 2010 and registration is now available.
    We again bring Buenos Aires to Chicago and are delighted to have Alberto
    Dassieu, a great milonguero, at our Festival.  The instructors for the Chicago
    Mini Tango Festival include Alberto Dassieu and Paulina Spinoso (Buenos Aires),
    Gustavo Benzecry and Maria Olivera (Buenos Aires), and
    Oscar and Mary Ann Casas (Buenos Aires/). Djs include Ramu Pyreddy (Washington,
    D.C.), Jorge Andrés (Toronto), Lampis Zalavras (Los Angeles), Oleh Kovalchuke
    (Kansas City, Mo), and Maria Olivera (Buenos Aires).
    
    The four day festival held at the University of Chicago in the classic Hyde Park
    section of Chicago includes the ability to select from over 20 workshops.  There
    will also be seven milongas (including our Saturday Argentina night milonga with
    wine, empanadas, and fantastic performances and our special Sunday morning "Eye
    Opener milonga").  There will also be a special chat session on Sunday
    afternoon.
    To see videos of the 2009 Chicago Mini Tango Festival which included Ruben
    Harymbat and Enriqueta Kleinman, Gustavo Benzecry and Maria Olivera, Elina
    Roldan and Ramiro Gigliotti, and Oscar Casas, please go to:
    http://www.chicagotangofestival.com/Old09Video.php.
    
    Pricing & Registration
    
    Registration including early, early bird registration is now available.  Early,
    early bird registration is available until December 31, 2009.  For pricing and
    registration information, please go to:
    
    http://www.chicagotangofestival.com/Payment_Registration.php
    
    Schedule
    For the schedule and information on private classes please go to
    http://www.chicagotangofestival.com/Schedule.php
    
    Locations
    For locations and directions to the events, please go to
    http://www.chicagotangofestival.com/Location.php
    
    Air Travel & Car Rental
    
    Please note that we have arranged for discounted airfares on American Airlines
    to either Midway Airport (airport code: MDW) or Ohare International Airport
    (airport code: ORD). We have also arranged for discounted rentals on Avis car
    rentals. For further
    details go to:
    http://www.chicagotangofestival.com/Air_Travel_Car_Rental.php
    
    Lodging
    
    There are several lodging alternatives, including a variety of rooms at the
    International House at the University of Chicago and also the possibility of
    getting a room at the Ramada Inn in Hyde Park. For more information on lodging
    options, please go to:
    http://www.chicagotangofestival.com/Lodging.php
    
    We have created two blogs, one for people who would like to host guests and one
    for guests that need lodging. To post offers for lodging (possibility to host
    other dancers) at the Chicago Mini Tango Festival send an email to:
    lodging-offer@.... Please type #end at the end of your
    message to eliminate advertising. To view lodging offers go to:
    http://ct-lodging-offers.blogspot.com/. To post requests for lodging at the
    Chicago Mini Tango Festival send an email to:
    lodging-request@.... Please type #end at the end of your
    message to eliminate advertising. To view lodging requests go to:
    http://ct-lodging-requests.blogspot.com/ . For more information about lodging in
    general, please contact us at lodging@....
    Contact Information
    
    Please let your friends know if they would like to receive updated information
    they can subscribe to our mailing list by sending an email to Ray Barbosa at
    info@... or have them subscribe to the Chicago Tango
    Festival yahoo website at ChicagoTangoFestival-subscribe@yahoogroups.com .
    
    In the alternative they can join the Chicago Mini Tango Festival facebook site
    to get updated information by searching for the site or by going to the
    following link:
    http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=22276123852&ref=ts
    
    Looking forward to see you next April 2010.
    
    
    Take care,
    
    Ray Barbosa
    
    
    Organizers and contributors: Chicago Milonguero, Ltd. and the Argentine Tango
    Club of the University of Chicago.

    #9826 From: Tine Herreman <tine.herreman@...>
    Date: Sat Dec 5, 2009 5:56 pm
    Subject: The Tango Fix Monday!
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    Dear friends, 

    Join us every Monday at the Tango Fix!

    The Tango Fix
    Mondays 8.30pm-1am
    335 West 35th St 5th floor
    $10, student ID $6


    DJ Tine
    Hosted by Santiago Steele and Tine Herreman. We throw the best parties!

    We forward to dancing with you,
    and thank you for your support!
    Tine

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