Dancing a solitude together

We dance a solitude that we have inside us and cannot occupy with anything. This gap, that emptiness in which we put movement… is the tango.

Carlos Gavito.

~ by magickwords on Thursday, 16 September 2010.

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2 Responses to “Dancing a solitude together”

  1. Solitude gives birth to the original in us, to beauty unfamiliar and perilous…

    Thomas Mann (1875-1955)

    Hermione said this on Thursday, 16 September 2010 at 8:27 am | Reply

  2. Hi, we just started a new blog on tango history…each day we post an event that
    happened that day in tango history…it can be the birth of a famous singer,
    composer of poet, the debut of a film or the recording of a famous tango song…
    you can even search tango principles according to their sun sign

    Can you help spread the word by letting your students know about it or placing
    a link on your blog…there is no advertising or money involved…we’re
    not selling anything, we simply love tango and in particular tango history…we
    welcome any suggestions…..

    If you come to Rome, please let us know…we would be glad to welcome you
    and show you around; my wife and I love meeting and being with people…thanks, have a
    nice day…well here is the link http://todayintango.wordpress.com/

    Oscar Wright and Maria Teresa Ruocco
    66 via ovidio
    00195 Rome, italy
    Hm 06-45437139
    Cel: 340-646-7159
    Web Site: http://www.zentangodeoscarwright.com

    zentango said this on Monday, 11 October 2010 at 10:31 am | Reply

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