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First Dance

La Tertulia was quiet when they arrived but, as the music changed to Tango around 10pm and the tiny dance floor was cleared by moving chairs and hanging lamps aside, the small bar filled.

The group tried out some of the steps they had been learning but he found it difficult to manoeuvre around the small floor when there were more than two or three couples dancing at once.

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Some of the new arrivals had travelled from Argentina for the annual festival and were welcomed enthusiastially by Marta and Manuel. Manuel was enjoying playing genial host and soon their reunion chatter was competing with the music.

A few young locals danced occasionally and, as the evening wore on, more and more of the visitors begin to dance; their moves bearing little resemblance to those he had seen in the lesson earlier that day..

The dancers seemed to be suspended from the ceiling as they moved around one another. Their balance was so good as they intertwined and untangled their legs effortlessly.

He and Yvonne watched, spellbound, as two Argentinian brothers danced together, showing their mastery of this dance to her perhaps hoping, in the old way, that she would choose one of them as her protector.

They left together as Granada was waking up to another day, leaving behind a dozen dancers who had not yet had their fill; perhaps they never could.

 
     

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