Why are people not coming to Argentine tango?

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Tango Argentino is not for everyone. It is not a mass dance like salsa. It requires a person with a particular soul and a disciplined character. It is not for everyone. Indeed tango dancers every where in the world tend to be professionals who have the mental ability to pursue something with discipline...
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Tango Argentino is not for everyone. It is not a mass dance like salsa. It requires a person with a particular soul and a disciplined character. It is not for everyone. Indeed tango dancers every where in the world tend to be professionals who have the mental ability to pursue something with discipline and tend to have cultural depth. read less
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The dance was soon considered immoral with its flirting music! The story of Tango as told is that it started with the gauchos of Argentina. They wore chaps that had hardened from the foam and sweat of the horses body. Hence to gauchos walked with knees flexed
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