Online contact form
I just realised that the contact form for this blog has stopped working since I migrated a few domains over to the new web host Webfaction. Well, just fixed it a couple of minutes ago so hopefully no more problems.
ps. By the way, if you have tried to contact me using the contact form within the past 3 weeks, please try again. Thanks.
New and old
Something for the history buffs and something for people who are just looking for action. Over to the right, I have included compiled two lists: a list of the previous touring Tango teachers who had taught in Singapore and an up-to-date list of milongas in Singapore.
Tango music genealogy
A pictorial representation of Tango music genealogy, for the occasions when you want to show off to your friends!
Note (4.12.2008): The original source for this is here, http://www.tango.ch/.
Blogging with context
This is a plug really, just to mention the fact that you can find on this site a list of Tango blogs that I have personally found interesting. Currently, the ones I follow most regularly are:
- Isaac’s blog: Isaac shares his experiences of living and dancing in Buenos Aires;
- Royce’s Tango thoughts: Royce always has something interesting to say about music and the emotional side of Tango;
- Daniel’s Tango blog: Daniel is the main driving force behind the thriving community in Taiwan and of course also the highly successful International Taipei Tango Festivals;
- Milonga del Corazon: Emily promotes close embrace dancing and her love for music in Hong Kong, where the trend is towards Nuevo Style of dancing;
- Deby Novitz’s blog: Deby is one of many foreigners living in Buenos Aires, sharing insights from inside and outside;
- Sallycat’s adventures: another brave soul who decided to relocate to BA;
- My life as a not-so-good tango leader: Very hilarious, but perhaps we “leaders” have all gone the same paths before?? 🙂
As a postscript, it is perhaps not so surprising that most of these bloggers are from Asia. Perhaps easier to relate to culturally!?