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Essence of a good milonga
I have been kind of neglecting this blog recently.
Although I had already shared some thoughts in the past on this topic, see “Tone of the milonga” and “Authentic milonga experience”, it was thoroughly enjoyable to read a fellow blogger’s (Debbi of
Guest Post: Buenos Aires Milongas
Frankly, apart from the comments on performances at milongas in Buenos Aires (I encountered only 3 milongas having performances in the month I was in Buenos Aires, two pre-announced, and one impromptu as far as I could tell?), I couldn’t agree more. A great milonga requires a good organiser who looks after his guests and provides excellent dancing music.
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about 1 year ago
Thank you for the link.