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	Milonga - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Milonga is an Argentinian and Uruguayan form of music, as dance, as the term for the place where tango is danced.
		The Milonga originated in the Río de la Plata area of Argentina and Uruguay, and was very popular in the 1870s.
		The Milonga was derived from an earlier style of singing known as the payada de contrapunto.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Milonga (260 words)

	Argentine Tango in Vancouver - BailaTango! Milongas
		Milonga is the event when the tango lovers get together and dance.
		A tanda is a set of music such as tango, milonga or vals and most of the time by the same tango band.
		One of the most remarkable and timeless traditions in a Buenos Aires milonga is the “Cabeceo”: a uniquely distinctive approach to initiating, accepting or declining an invitation to dance.
	www.bailatango.com /vancouver/milongas.htm (3810 words)

	Milonga « Traspie » [Luis Bruni y Pascale Coquigny]
		It is a milonga where the dancer plays with the beat of the music, finding the pure essence of the milonga : the base of its rhythm is the candombé, an African rhythm from the Rio de la Plata region.
		The « traspié » is an interpretation to the milonga music which keeps in its move the poetry, the rhythm and the gracefulness of its African origin.
		These two varieties of milonga traspié are often confused for each other because they often look the same ; in reality they are different because they both use a distinctive manner to accentuate the move in agreement to the music : one down to the ground, the other up in the air.
	www.pascaleyluis.com /article39.html (519 words)

	Tango
		The milonga, which precedes the tango in history, was a solo song cultivated during the 19th Century by the gaucho (a sort of Argentine cowboy) in the vast rural area known as the Pampa.
		Trial-and-error adaptations to the new dance, bringing together the rural milonga of the gauchos, the habanera of the European immigrants, and the African-Argentine dances in the melting pot that was Buenos Aires, created a mixture called tango.
		Undoubtedly, Sebastián Piana was the pioneer of the tango milonga with his Milonga Sentimental, composed in 1931 with lyrics by Homero Manzi.
	www.lafi.org /magazine/articles/tango.html (1315 words)

	Milonga Opera - Tango in Budapest, every Friday
		Around the dancefloor tables and chairs are at the convenience of anyone needing a bit of a rest between two dances or for those who simply prefer sitting and chatting next to a cup of tea.
		The milonga features an own tea-corner, where everyone is welcome to make his or her favourite kind of tea.
		Two dressing rooms are to be found at the milonga, both of which serve as (unattended) cloak-rooms.
	www.milonga.hu /tango_eng/milonga_opera_eng.html (373 words)

	Milonga (place) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Milonga is a term for a place or an event where tango is danced.
		Most milongas are held on a regular basis (usually weekly), and they often begin with dancing classes and sometimes demonstration dances.
		Usually, three to five songs of a kind are played in a row (this is called tanda) followed by a short musical break (called cortina) to clear the dancefloor and facilitate partner changes.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Milonga_(place) (275 words)

	YouTube - Broadcast Yourself.
		Milonga improvisation at La Viruta in Buenos Aires by Jorge Dispari y Maria la turca del Carmen.
		The Milonga is a relative and preform of argentine tango.
		The Milonga con Traspié is a speciality of Detlef and Melina, something they conceive of as a dance very much on its own, requiring and facilitating specific body mechanics and small-scale dynamics.
	www.youtube.com /view_play_list?p=40C8A7C21E63D07D (126 words)

	Tango and Milonga: A Close Relationship
		The term milonga is an African-Brazilian term that means words, that is, the words of the payadores.
		The tango milonga is often called milonga interchangeably with the latter, producing confusion between the terms.
		Other names given to the development of the tango during this period are tango de corte milonga or milonga urbana.
	www.nytutoring.com /libertango/articles/Tango_Milonga.html (1273 words)

	Milonga
		Milonga dans is een oude zuster van tango.
		The milonga dance is a predecessor of tango.
		Being very dynamic, milonga requires excellent contact between the partners and complete relaxation of their legs.
	www.amsteltango.nl /milonga.htm (229 words)

	How to Make Milonga Groovy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		As well as in tango, milonga rhythm is freely interpreted by dancers.
		Even though the music is important, first of all a lady must listen to her leader - in accordance with his rhythmical patterns he leads a lady to something familiar or to...
		Most important in milonga: to have a right "milonguero" step and very good tight connection, so you can feel the rhythm in your partner well and give back your reactions.
	www.virtuar.com /tango/articles/2006/milonga.htm (352 words)

	The Milonga Experience
		This is the time, in the last hour of the milonga, when passion that must be controlled when there are a lot of dancers can find its freedom.
		If you've never been the last on the floor the night of a good milonga, your heart and mind dancing as if you were really alive, you must look for the opportunity to end the night that way soon.
		A great milonga satisfies many appetites - and whets their desire for more of the same.
	totango.net /milongas.html (622 words)

	TangoMilonga.biz Home Page
		Milonga is also a dance and musical form that preceded the tango.)
		I like to teach dancers who can think for themselves, and who want their individuality and identity remain intact as they learn to dance tango. I do not handout fish. I like to teach dancers who think for themselevs and ask good questions and don't let a teacher off the hook when the answer does not make sense.
		Being "good" is a matter of knowing what the partner is there in your arms for, it is a matter of technique, connection, musicality, and of dancing clean--not complex--in a way that your partner and yourself can communicate beyond what words allow you to.
	www.tangomilonga.biz (1342 words)

	StreetSwing's Dance History Archives - The Milonga Dance Page - Main1
		The Milonga originated as a song with lively improvisations and a peppy tempo.
		When this tempo was quieted down and steps were added to it making the Milonga the first known Tango but had not yet been named as such.
		However the Milonga was very popular by the 1870's.
	www.streetswing.com /histmain/z3milnga.htm (196 words)

	Tango Lounge - Boston Milonga on Second Fridays
		Friday April 21, 2006, is the Tango Lounge Spring Milonga at Springstep, large studio, with performance by Christy Cote.
		The Saturday Tango Paradiso Milonga is a collaboration between Tango de Los Muertos and Tango Lounge.
		The Saturday Tango Paradiso Milonga with DJ David Liu is a collaboration between Tango de Los Muertos and Tango Lounge.
	www.daylightpix.com /tangolounge.html (974 words)

	What makes a milonga a milonga? - Dance Forums
		The class before mine was an introduction to milonga and what fascinated me was that there was no explanation of how it differed from regular tango.
		Milonga seems far more difficult than Tango simply because the speed of moves and the follower must be really good.
		Milongas are all about playing with the rhythmn of the music.
	www.dance-forums.com /showthread.php?t=3498 (940 words)

	Milonga? - Dance Forums
		First, a milonga is a tango dance party.
		Second, a milonga is a type of dance, similar to tango, but faster and friskier, utilizing similar steps, but usually in simpler patterns since the tempo is too fast for complicated patterns.
		When beginners see "Milonga" they (Including myself in pre-understanding days) get the impression that there will only be milonga danced.
	www.dance-forums.com /showthread.php?t=6652 (552 words)

	Triangulo : Milongas (Tango Salons) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Historical note: It is called the Meat Market Milonga because we used to be in the heart of the Meatpacking District / Meat Market.
		The last Chelsea Market Milonga of the season was on May 27th.
		The Chelsea Market Milonga run by Triangulo is one of the most popular milongas in town.
	www.tangonyc.com /milongas.html (356 words)

	Omar Vega - Tango and Milonga Traspie (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		His trademark is a calm style based on rhythmically flowing movements with small and fast “traspie” syncopations, which adds a surprising playfulness into his dancing, and an interpretive interplay between the music and the movement.
		He is a master of the Milonga (a dance in the Tango family that is frequently played at Tango dances, and in fact gives its name to the popular designation of a Tango Dance party as a “Milonga”) and is one of a small handful of teachers of Milonga with Traspie (syncopation).
		He is known as a salon dancer who creates all of his unique and innovative ideas on the social dance floor, remaining "true" to the essence of social dance, before transforming them for performance.
	www.tangodirect.com /vega (588 words)

	BailaTango Boston
		Cambridge Tango Central is one of the milongas that we sponsor.
		Thanks for coming to our new milonga on January 23rd at EuroBallroom Dance Studio, newest and the biggest dance studio in Boston/Cambridge area.
		Not only was her dancing and teaching first-rate, but her friendly personality made the classes especially rewarding.
	www.bailatango.com /boston/milonga.html (528 words)

	La Marshall - Milonga Gay
		I was interested as soon as I heard that there was a gay milonga,
		interested in going to a Milonga where women are "allowed" to lead.
		Scene: Wednesday evening at 11pm at the Milonga Gay on Yatay.
	www.tangopulse.net /id179.htm (796 words)

	Milonga del Angel - Salón de Tango - Barcelona - España
		Milonga del Angel - Salón de Tango - Barcelona - España
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		Contador gratuito milonga del angel, tango en barcelona, milongas de barcelona, barcelona tango, donde bailar tango en barcelona, tango en españa, clases de tango barcelona, norma depaola, andrés granollers, bailarines de tango, tango argentino, milongas domingo, tango en españa
	www.milongadelangel.com (115 words)

	Milonga at Learn to Dance Austin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Milonga is one of the basic Argentine dances.
		Milonga has moves similar to Tango but it is danced to different music.
		Milonga will help increase your variety in Argentine Tango.
	www.learn2dance.com /milonga.htm (53 words)

	Milonga Etiquette
		In a crowded milonga there may be concentric LODs — choose one and stay in it unless moving to/from the center to execute static patterns, i.e., don't execute static patterns in the LOD.
		At a milonga, serious dancers (leaders and followers) often won't dance with somebody they haven't seen dance, so both leaders and followers need somebody to show them off when arriving at a milonga where they are not known.
		By the way, showing off the follower is a big part of tango — keep her between you and the edge of the floor as much as possible.
	www.virtuar.com /tango/articles/2006/milonga_etiquette.htm (1090 words)

	IV Campeonato Mundial de Baile de Tango (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Para las actividades que se desarrollan en la Milonga del Mundial en el Pabellón Frers, la entrada es gratuita con capacidad limitada.
		There will be free admission to all the activities developed at the World Championship Milonga in Pabellón Frers.
		Milonga: Noche dedicada a Di Sarli, entre otras orquestas / Milonga featuring Di Sarli's music among other orchestras
	www.mundialdetango.gov.ar /milonga_del_mundial.php (548 words)

	Milonga in Kiev (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		We are pleased to invite tango dances of any level including the very beginners.
		We would like to give an opportunity to any tango teacher or advanced dancers to present their tango-clubs giving a presentation dance on milonga, guiding a practice session, or giving any other kind of presentation.
		It will be such a great chance for everybody to share with others their tango visions, styles, ideas etc with other dancers.
	www.milonga.kiev.ua /en/crimea/guests.html (192 words)

	Milonga Media
		Milonga provides post-production and distribution services for high potential television properties.
		We are interested in diverse and captivating television programming with global appeal.
		Milonga provides assistance to syndicate and export television content to receptive foreign markets.
	www.milongamedia.com /htm_ingles/media_television.htm (63 words)

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