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Friday, February 11, 2011

Argentinian dance troupe 'Tango Inferno' tangos with passion

post-gazette.com: "It may be cold outside, but things are about to heat up inside the Byham Theater, Downtown, when the Tango Fire Company of Buenos Aires brings the spice and sophistication of 'Tango Inferno' to town Saturday as part of the Pittsburgh Dance Council's 2010-11 season.

1 comment:

Tiffany said...

This is a great cultural experience that Tango Inferno is coming to Pittsburgh. Tango is always something that has interested me, and this article spurred me to research a bit more about tango in general and I found out that tango flamenco and tango milonga are very prevalent in Argentinian culture today. I also learned that the tango was originally a dance of the lower classes, and a dance of passion and fight. It took many years for it to grow into a respected form of dance for pleasure as well as competition.