It's been viewed by many already, but it is a good one to go back to...especially the part about typical tango women...not dancers, milongueras. They give me goose bumps.
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
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About Me
- Elizabeth
- Kirkland, Washington state, United States
- Art, painting, printmaking, glass, pens and pencils, ceramics, tango, food, friends, music, family, babies, gardening, roses, ferns, moss, herbs, romance, flamenco, jazz, colors, poetry, cowboys, horses, cats, boots, tango shoes, clothes. making a mess in the kitchen, studio, garden, books with pictures, chocolate, movies, writing, fine fabrics, magazines, humor, love. And water, all forms, swimming, waterfalls, pools, rain.
Link to my website
Buenos Aires Links
Links to Music
Links to other Tango blogs and websites
- Alex.Tango.Fuego
- Amstertango: A Pacific Northwest Leader's Point of View
- An Ever Fixed Mark
- Arlene's London Tango Pages
- Detlef and Melina, great teachers
- Golandrina
- Jaimes Friedgen. He teaches you how
- Johanna, author, dancer.
- Knowtango: Big ol' worldwide events calandar
- Malena canta el Tango.
- Michelle Badion, my teacher
- Modern Tanguera
- msHedgehog, Tango in Green and Gold shoes, in London
- Mtnhighmama, Eugene, Oregon tanguera
- My Tango Diaries
- Ney Melo and Jennifer Bratt. Great dancers, teachers, people.
- NYC Tango Pilgrim
- Paris Tango and Beautiful Photos
- Paul Yang, Tango and Photography
- Random, Alan's blog
- Sally in Argentina
- Sallycat in Buenos Aires
- Simba
- Tango Chamuyo
- Tango Commuter
- TangoCherie
- The Poetry of Tango. Translations of Tango
- tinatangos
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