Some 600 people from around the globe come every summer for nearly three weeks of ‘tango therapy’ in the mountains of the Balkan country.
Every night, 69-year-old Edinson chooses one of his 11 pairs of dance shoes, slips into a smart suit and heads out to dance tango in the clubs of Montevideo, a
I’ve always had a penchant for exotic massages, especially those that reflect a certain culture. Notwithstanding the foreign-sounding and often difficult-to-pronounce names of these treatments, getting them is like immersing yourself in an unfamiliar yet oh-so relaxing realm.
In the early 1950s, in a suburban town in Argentina, a Polish migrant, living near the wrong side of the tracks, bit by bit constructed his own hovel made of
An icon in world music, Argentinian guest artist Rodolfo Mederos will be coming here to take Filipinos on a musical journey to his native Buenos Aires. Revered by local
Filfest Cultural Foundation and Insular Life will present the Manila Symphony Orchestra (MSO) performing the quintessential Antonio Vivaldi Baroque masterpiece, “The Four Seasons,”on Sept. 13 at the Insular Life Auditorium in Alabang, Muntinlupa City.
In high heels, statuesque businesswoman, Nina Halley pitches her head back. Her eyes are shut in rapture. Her partner maneuvers her seamlessly around the floor, to the somber strains of tango music.
Argentine couples recovered their dominance of the world’s top tango dancing competition, sweeping both the Salon Tango and Stage Tango categories as the annual festival drew to a close.
A full moon shines overhead as I dance my favorite tango on this mountain slope. You can’t imagine what joy it is to have as much space as you want to dance in—up and down and round and round, as far as the eye can go. No more limited ballrooms where multiple mirrors make it appear like you can pirouette to eternity. Eternity! I’ve got it now.
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