He is fluent in Spanish and calls himself Guillermo. He shops at the Spanish grocery store on South Boulevard and listens almost exclusively to Spanish music. His home is covered with paintings and photos from Buenos Aires and he often wears a wooden necklace resembling a rosary around his neck. To a non-Spanish speaking person, even his accent seems to hint at a foreign birth.

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There is much to be said about the relationship between a dancer and her tango shoes…

An article on tango from another member of our talented community. For the original article, please go to the website http://www.tangophilo.blogspot.com/ 16 March 2011 beginnings In the beginning was the year that was 2001. And was that ever a year. Sometime in the fall, after September, but still warm enough for me to be sitting [...]