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    Jenney Surelia has a great tango blog called Tango Thoughts. I have a weekly column that is called "Tia Deby." Jenney is based in London and both teaches tango and holds a very popular milonga. You can also access Jenney on Facebook. She can email you her newsletter directly if you contact her. The content is excellent - and not just because I am a part of it!
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    Arlene Toth is an American living in London for 20 years. She is active on the London tango scene and has a witty tango blog. From time to time I am a guest commentator on her blog.

Other Blogs About Tango and Argentina

  • Expose Buenos Aires: Events, Attractions, Apartments, Culture, Spanish, Tours, News, and How To information
    Matt is Canadian. He decided to write a blog that would give people information that just maybe they can't find in the guidebooks. His blog is well thought out and easy to read.
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  • sallycat’s adventures
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  • Tangoscopio
    This blog is in Spanish. It is written by Guillermo a young Argentine who dances tango. If you read Spanish you will find it delightful to read as it is from the point of view of one who was born here in Buenos AIres.
  • Sugar & Spice
    Frank has been here since 1999. He is one of the most success full immigrants. He runs a cookie factory. His cookies are sold all over Buenos Aires in the largest supermarkets. We are very proud of him. His blog is a commentary on his life here in Buenos Aires.
  • An American Expat's Life in Argentina
    I want to be the flower girl at Peter's wedding. He has yet to indulge me in this fantasy. OK, I still adore him and Maria del Carmen, and his well written blog.
  • tangocherie
    Cherie is from LA is another ex-pat who has come here to live. We have different lives but they always seem to cross.
  • Suitcase on wheels
    This is no longer an active blog. I love this blog. I never met Matt but I felt like I met him from his blog. He writes from his heart. He has left Buenos Aires for Bariloche to start a new busines. In the end he left Argentina to go back to New Zealand. He still maintains the site Bloggers in Argentina. Maybe one day he will come back to us.

Bariloche May 2009

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    Amy and I went to Bariloche in May 2009. Here are some pictures from our trip.

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perri iezzoni

this is something i never considered: relationships women have with other women, beyond the friendly-type. This is exactly what I needed: the honest thoughts of a woman on tango! It is confusing for a man who is single, he is anathema to women. A man in a relationship has the girls fawning all over him. I'm in PA and going to a milonga tonight, I will see if I notice any evidence of competitive women. As a guy, all i've noticed is women never seem to know any of the other women but they know all the men and what they were wearing. LOL!!1

Sylvia

Women here in Bs As are very competitive, hysterical, n frivolous. They'll do anything for a man's attention. Of course, there are exceptions. 11 months here, but i haven't seen much. What its shocking its that it starts really early. I see this when my daughters have playdates n its like a novela. Their friends ages 9 & 11 talk like divas. Wow! their conversations about boys its amazing. Really sad! their only goal is to be beautiful, popular, n show their "merchandise" with their skinny jeans. Pathetic! Women here will do anything to destroy a relationship, n even a friendship. Jealousy here its like a disease. Nobody tries to get along!

Tonyza

Deby, I am not sure this happens in Argentina only. Just see Muriel's wedding , the Australian movie.(It highly depends on the type of environment you are.)

how to tango

Wonderful Blog about this.
Thanks for all the information and for putting up a useful site.

Karen

So petty. So juvenile. Amazing that the women think men are so precious they have to be "stolen" -lol, in my estimation no man is that wonderfully magnificent that I would have to take him from another woman! Amazing that men are not wise to this type of behaviour. Amazing that these low life women consider it a badge of honor rather than a shameful act.

Jypsi Pixie

I have experienced similar problems in Bangkok, Barcelona and even Alice Springs, Australia. Women can be really vicious. I think your Bay Area sounds like an outstanding exception.

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