Tango Dancers like you love this email blasts

(and one of them found the love of his life because of them, how awesome is that?)

“Please continue.” – Peter Vandecasteele

“I like that it’s concise and always interesting. Tips from leader to leader. I especially loved your definition of musicality. Please keep doing what you are doing.” – Reinhard Ackerl

“I like to know every little thing about tango in this more personal way. Your emails are almost like a friend sharing a thought. I am grateful and joyful when I open your emails. Keep on writing.” – Anca Sardan

“I’ve been dancing for almost 20 years. I found some of your answers ( and more so the questions!) Intriguing and thought provoking.” – Alberto Barsellini

“I can find it without looking for it. It’s clearly written. I like to feel a conexion with another courious tanguero somewhere else in the world. I like to read that someone else finds out similar experiences like the ones I had.” – Maximiliano Sicala

“Practical tips and reflections.” – Astrid

“I find the content of the newsletter really interesting. I appreciate your way of seeing tango…” – Sylvie Jalbert

“I enjoy your content.” – Ekin Sakin

“Your tips & instructions are GREAT – precisely the stuff I crave in my present tango phase (10+ yrs), as I aim at polishing my overall dance & lead technique.” – Christer Jansen

“I’m a beginner leader and intermediate follower. I appreciate your thoughts and hints.” – Eva-Pia Darsbo

“Keep up the good work that you are doing please. ” – Neila Goumiri

“I dont have much time to read long articles, so your emails help me to have another vision of tango.” – Luis Fernandez

“I am learning tango since a couple of years, and I realized how difficult it is to become a good dancer. I like to have insights by people more experienced than me. That’s exactly what you are doing. Thanks!” – Rosario Bartiromo

“Keep writing. Thank you.” – Peter Mark Douglas

“I love the newsletter.” – Robert Hommel 

“I have very much enjoyed the newsletter. Everything you write is thought-provoking and useful. I enjoy the analysis and creative problem solving you propose. I love to imagine your advice in action, even if I am not at the stage where I can implement 95% of it. ” – Phoebe

“I see a huge need for this information in my local area of the Tango world. ” – Janet Lott

“Your emails were recommended to me by a friend. In them I find a different point of view from the one I normally perceive. That way one can grow and understand better.” – Carlos Alberto Garcia

“Keep up the good work.” – Peter

“I like the experiencial way you treat each issue.” – Silvio Cipriani

“I like the little tips you give for improving my leading as I am primarily a follower but when the number of followers far exceeds the leaders, I switch roles. Also, I like the way you write and sometimes I find myself thinking a lot about the comments that you make. Like the ‘difference between balance and stability’. Or how to make my dance more interesting…” – Virginia Kelleher

“Your emails are very interesting and I use them to improve my dance. Thank You.” – Michael Scherer

“I like getting your emails as I value your knowledge and writing style. The recent piece on the giro as a structural base of tango was exactly my thoughts, and your last checklist was interesting, too. Please keep writing and sending emails.” – Sofya Zemlyanova

“I like the Curious Tanguero emails because they are very informative. Thanks for the sharing.” – Basil Momah

“Somehow I think that you are one of the few that get it.” – Gilbert Barraza

“I particularly like that it is very practical, expressed clearly in a positive spirit. It addresses questions I have been grappling with myself and others I had not thought about but which are completely relevant for me. So for me it’s really: “Please more of the same but feel free to explore anything else” 😊.” – Alain Galaski

“What I like about the CT is there is always an educational component to your work. The word “curious” is befitting in that you offer a glimpse into your struggle to shed light on not often discussed subjects in tango.” – Batt Johnson

“It is concise. Just enough repetition/rephrasing to make a concept clear. Little fluff. Takes a light-hearted approach to the mysteries of tango connections, yet often expresses them in a lyrically beautiful way. Doesn’t hesitate to poke fun at self, where that adds to the understanding. Thanks for the thoughtful mailings.” – David Phillips

“Enjoying! “ – Tina Eaton

““I enjoy the content a lot. I started dancing about 3 months ago so I still struggle a little with my balance. I’d love to see some more content on how to hold your balance better. Thank you for all the great advice. I’ve benefited from it quite a lot already. “ – Jeff S

“I’m enjoying your lovely newsletter“ – Leila Simonen

“Everything is ok and I appreciate the content. Good job!“ – Ornella Cella

Some of the emails you will receive:

Your tango embrace: the most important advice I ever received

3 tips for a crowded dance floor (and a warning)

Opening and closing the embrace with grace

The most unique musicality tip I ever received

Starting a giro – the most critical moment

A curious fact about bridges in tango

Making your tango easier to understand

How to accelerate in tango easily

Boost your tango creativity

…and hundreds more.