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thecurioustanguero.bsky.social @thecurioustanguero.bsky.social · 15h

At 100, Carmencita Calderón still waited to be asked. In Feb 2005 she said she got annoyed when no one did, and danced in public the next night. Partner of El Cachafaz from 1932, she danced till she died that year, still hungry for the next tanda. From The Legends of Argentine Tango. #tango #ai

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thecurioustanguero.bsky.social @thecurioustanguero.bsky.social · 08/10/2026

In 1911, bandoneonist Vicente Greco premiered his Rodríguez Peña at the Buenos Aires salon. According to the historical account preserved by tango historians Héctor and Luis Bates, the audience went wild. Applause wasn’t enough: they lifted Greco onto their shoulders and carried him triumphantly out

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thecurioustanguero.bsky.social @thecurioustanguero.bsky.social · 02/10/2026

There are different levels in tango: beginner, intermediate, advanced. But these levels aren't defined by technique, musicality, or embrace. These are just tools. The levels are defined by what you bring to the conversation. By what you become a catalyst for.

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thecurioustanguero.bsky.social @thecurioustanguero.bsky.social · 02/10/2026

The Legends of Argentine Tango 131 stories of the musicians, singers, and dancers who made tango history. Thecurioustanguero.com/thelegendsofargentinetango #argentinetango #tango #milonga

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thecurioustanguero.bsky.social @thecurioustanguero.bsky.social · 01/08/2025

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