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Madrid
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Then, after
virtually no Tango over the busiest 6
months of his life, he returned to Madrid.
The Tango festival
was about to begin and great dancers were
assembling from Buenos Aires.
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were to give Tango lessons. There
were several levels and they would also
teach speciality lessons.
He
opted for the intermediate level lessons
with additional classes in milonga and
wals.
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Gustavo
Russo and Alejandra Mantinon,
who he had seen in Tango Pasion,
would be teaching Milonga
El Indio
and Mariana Fresno would be
teaching Milonga con Traspie
Pocho
Pizzaro and Patricia Verocay
would teach Wals
Antonio
Junior and Mora Godoy would teach
men's and women's technique
Tete and
Silvia would be teaching
Milonguero style salon dancing
Pablo
Ojeda and Beatriz Romero would be
teaching technique for teachers
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... and,
every evening, there was a Milonga.
In one of these
milongas, Avi, not a teacher but an avid
enthusiast, taught him to "put the
miles in", to "take away
something from every lesson", and -
most of all - to "get out there and
dance".
More about all
this later but now we must move on.
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