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ERIC nijmegen netherlands
SAMANTHA cambridge england FREDRIK braunschweig germany MELIN instanbul turkey TILLA frankfurt germany TOVE lund sweden HENRY nijmegen netherlands STEFAN nijmegen netherlands MAX dortmund germany THORSTEN düsseldorf
germany SINAN valletta malta RUTH totnes england GREG seatle usa ELISABETH bologna italy GUIDO & MY moers germany JO london england JESSE los angeles usa JOHN totnes england PASCALE lille france ALEX portland usa STELLA berkeley usa NITIN washington usa RENÉ & CHANTAL
roosendaal netherlands KATIA moscow russia
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TOVE 30 times since 1998 Still very far from you I am reading your stories about the first times in El Corte totally surprised that they are so positive and happy:-) Because in spite of that I now love
to be, dance and live in El Corte more than anything else (I would be
there instead of even here if the magic could be more permanent than
one time a month) my first time was most of the time dreadful. It was
in the IW 1998 to which Dan brought me (and then stayed himself...)
as a very fresh tango dancer. And this being a novice - I really experienced
there - there were so much good dancers, and not only good dancers but
also beautiful and extremely social competent people. Myself I felt
like this 12 year old countryside girl coming to the city where everybody
ignore and despise you if you don't have the right manners and looks. And things did get better - people started to speak to (or I to them even:-), Komala said I was so cute sitting in the window even in my Laura Higgins dresses, I fell in love with the first man I dared to ask to dance and in the end of the week I saw his miracle when this unreachable people started to clean and wash the dishes and enjoying my company while doing so. And dancing with Michael and Rory Sunday evening made me feel like the most happy girl on earth and put both this still very awake need to go there in my heart and a wish just to learn all about tango as quickly as possible. And this urge to learn tango has
now even brought me to Buenos Aires, and the funny thing is that tango
here has yesterday brought me to the same state as in El Corte in the
beginning. I feel clumsy, little and unsure, and long immensely for
more secure tango ground with you. |
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