Tag: opinion


  • Nobody’s crazy… and alone

    /

    Nobody’s crazy… and alone

    TLDR: Today, I’m launching a new initiative: anonymous community surveys. The first one is about how we experience rejection in Tango. If you’ve ever felt confused, hurt, or unsure about being refused a dance, this is your chance to share your perspective.

    Continue reading

  • Retention rates and “bad” milongas

    /

    Retention rates and “bad” milongas

    In the previous post, I wrote about a friend comparing the vibe from two different milongas. I pointed out the behaviours of organisers that can create a “colder” vibe. Usually, such milongas attract and cater more to advanced dancers, and that is why the organisers have a judgemental mentality that discourages or puts off the…

    Continue reading

  • Why is your milonga so… “cold”?

    /

    Why is your milonga so… “cold”?

    “When I am in milonga A I feel like home but in milonga B I feel I need to be careful with each and every step I take… I feel like I am constantly under judgment.” A friend of mine told me that comparing the vibe he gets between two different milongas in the city.…

    Continue reading

  • Inclusiveness intentions, actions and results.

    /

    Inclusiveness intentions, actions and results.

    Lately, I see often in milongas, statements along the lines of “we are against discrimination based on gender, religion, colour etc.”. I never really paid much attention. I found this a nice gesture. But recently I started questioning whether this is true or just a statement. Is it like the CO2 offset to improve an…

    Continue reading

  • Unknown or unseen?
    ,

    /

    Unknown or unseen?

    If you read this blog, you might think I am some kind of super-famous dancer. You might think I am known in milongas. You know… the kind of person who immediately attracts attention when he enters the space. The truth is that I am quite the opposite. Maybe, I became a little “famous” in the…

    Continue reading

0