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Thursday, February 24, 2011
Tango's Lure
...the music... the rhythmic calling...
held in tango's lure this desire dance rapture passion's alchemy.
I/WE love the tango. How about that scene in "A Scent Of A Woman' where Al Pacino, blind - dances the tango. oh my my my. That scene inspired us to take Tango lessons - and when we went on our cruise in 2006, we danced the Tango!! OLE!!!! I love your words and image - they blend passionately. ('wiping my brow') :-)
Ahhhhh...the Tango! And a little Salsa to spice it up a notch...Don and wanted to dance like this...the closest we came was the "jitter bug"...pretty awesome, in itself, for a 40 something and a 50 something!
Gail, It was the recent viewing (You Tube) that brought me back to that very scene in "The Scent of a Woman," and had me feel the passion, movement, savor of this dance and so the post in word in image ... my! my! connections - connections :-)And so posted for your enjoyment anew.
HI ROSEMARIE-
ReplyDeleteI/WE love the tango. How about that scene in "A Scent Of A Woman' where Al Pacino, blind - dances the tango. oh my my my. That scene inspired us to take Tango lessons - and when we went on our cruise in 2006, we danced the Tango!! OLE!!!! I love your words and image - they blend passionately. ('wiping my brow') :-)
love to you
Gail
peace.....
Ahhhhh...the Tango! And a little Salsa to spice it up a notch...Don and wanted to dance like this...the closest we came was the "jitter bug"...pretty awesome, in itself, for a 40 something and a 50 something!
ReplyDeleteGail, It was the recent viewing (You Tube) that brought me back to that very scene in "The Scent of a Woman," and had me feel the passion, movement, savor of this dance and so the post in word in image ... my! my! connections - connections :-)And so posted for your enjoyment anew.
ReplyDeleteMuch much love,
Rose Marie
Theanne, I too, wanted to perfect dancing the tango... and so the ever drawing lure when hearing tango music. Jitterbug - my time and style as well!!
ReplyDeleteMuch much love,
Rose Marie