Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Thursday, September 3, 2009
Javier Rodriguez & Andrea Missé in Bucharest
7-12 September, Tango Emoción in Bucharest. Classes, performance and Milonga with Javier Rodriguez & Andrea Missé in Romania.
Info & registration here: www.tangobrujo.ro
Monday, May 4, 2009
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Ezequiel Paludi y Geraldin Rojas in Romania
Our school is 2 years old and we are celebrating!!! :)
Tango Emoción in Bucharest. Classes, performance and Milonga with Ezequiel Paludi y Geraldin Rojas in Romania.
Info & registration here: www.tangobrujo.ro
Thursday, April 23, 2009
Musicality heroes
I wanted to post this quite a while ago... Enjoy Mamie Sancy y Carlitos Espinoza.
Any comments? :)
Any comments? :)
Saturday, April 18, 2009
Thursday, April 2, 2009
knowtango.com
Here is a place to find tango wherever you go. (Classes, Practicas, Milongas, Festivals)
Keep it up guys!
Friday, February 6, 2009
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
A Little Treat for The New Year
Enjoy:)
Javier Rodriguez and Geraldine Rojas perfoming Humillacion, Los Mareados, Que falta que me haces and La Cicatriz
Javier Rodriguez and Geraldine Rojas perfoming Humillacion, Los Mareados, Que falta que me haces and La Cicatriz
Thursday, November 13, 2008
Winter Tango Fairytale
Once again in Bucharest, Romania, our honorable guests: Murat & Michelle Erdemsel.
And this time they also bring friends: Mazen Kiwan & Mairia Filali.
Details on www.tangobrujo.ro (this time in English too :)
Friday, November 7, 2008
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
Monday, July 21, 2008
Friday, July 4, 2008
on Buenos Aires (II)
Somehow the trip to BsAs rendered me mute. It's been almost 6 months now and I'm still wondering why. I don't know. Everything I've lived there is still very much alive in my mind, yet I find it very difficult to write it down.
Perhaps it's sheer simplicity is overwhelming. Maybe the common people doing remarkable simple yet fantastic things it's what stroke me. Cultural clash? Maybe, though we're not so far apart. There I've experienced a sense of normality that I'm still searching for here, back home.
When I said to the people living in Buenos Aires that I loved the city and I could live there whithout any second thoughts the general reply was "It's funny how we want to leave Argentina and you foreigners want to stay". Well, I'll try to explain. Byass, of course.
I did not grow up in a western European country. I was only 10 when the communist regime came to an end and I don't remember much of that period. We, as a nation, were aiming West. Yet all I recall is the "transitional" time from communism to democracy. A time of social struggle, political mayhem (more or less subtle) and somewhat economical growth. One could state we're now on the right track. We're part of EU, NATO and everything is going by the book from a very large point of view. We're building a consumerist nation, and now we can buy the Pepsi can from any corner of the street, the same Pepsi can our parents could only see at the foreigner tourists or could only buy in duty-free shops.
The sense of value has been twisted and perverted. What I shall write next is purely subjective and prone to various kinds of critique - feel free.
.... to be continued....
Perhaps it's sheer simplicity is overwhelming. Maybe the common people doing remarkable simple yet fantastic things it's what stroke me. Cultural clash? Maybe, though we're not so far apart. There I've experienced a sense of normality that I'm still searching for here, back home.
When I said to the people living in Buenos Aires that I loved the city and I could live there whithout any second thoughts the general reply was "It's funny how we want to leave Argentina and you foreigners want to stay". Well, I'll try to explain. Byass, of course.
I did not grow up in a western European country. I was only 10 when the communist regime came to an end and I don't remember much of that period. We, as a nation, were aiming West. Yet all I recall is the "transitional" time from communism to democracy. A time of social struggle, political mayhem (more or less subtle) and somewhat economical growth. One could state we're now on the right track. We're part of EU, NATO and everything is going by the book from a very large point of view. We're building a consumerist nation, and now we can buy the Pepsi can from any corner of the street, the same Pepsi can our parents could only see at the foreigner tourists or could only buy in duty-free shops.
The sense of value has been twisted and perverted. What I shall write next is purely subjective and prone to various kinds of critique - feel free.
.... to be continued....
Friday, June 20, 2008
Sunday, May 11, 2008
one year old
TangoBrujo, the tango school from Bucharest. The first year. 365 days, mas o menos. There has not been one single day in all this time without tango in my life and for that I have to thank you.
Happy Birthday TangoBrujo(.ro)!!!
Thursday, April 3, 2008
Otra noche en La Viruta
... not quite. But Otros Aires was in Bucharest! Even if it was a private event for Stella Artois Romania we managed to get in (yes, tango people are well connected, yay). At the Bragadiru Palace there was this large beautiful ballroom all dressed up for the event.
They came and they played. And we danced. The mood was fantastic, at least for us who danced. The location, them, us, everything was just right. That night had the spirit of any good milonga in Buenos Aires. After the concert it got even better (we went to the Milonga de Aviation - sshhh, coming soon) All I can say is that I've met yet more fine people from Argentina, I just hope they felt at least a little bit like home.
Suerte!
Marking the event, the first post in English from LaSastresa here
Otros Aires
The location (Bragadiru Palace)
Some of us
Phone movie
They came and they played. And we danced. The mood was fantastic, at least for us who danced. The location, them, us, everything was just right. That night had the spirit of any good milonga in Buenos Aires. After the concert it got even better (we went to the Milonga de Aviation - sshhh, coming soon) All I can say is that I've met yet more fine people from Argentina, I just hope they felt at least a little bit like home.
Suerte!
Marking the event, the first post in English from LaSastresa here
Otros Aires
The location (Bragadiru Palace)
Some of us
Phone movie
Friday, March 28, 2008
Pica Pica
I didn't get the chance to shoot this but someone else obviously had:
Javier Rodriguez y Andrea Misse en Parakultural
Its funny how on video everything seems much slower. Live it was a craze...
Javier Rodriguez y Andrea Misse en Parakultural
Its funny how on video everything seems much slower. Live it was a craze...
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