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Una noche de poesía – Tango Poetry Project

I am pleased to announce that this Sunday and Monday, March 21 & 22, 2021, I will be a guest at Ayano Yoneda’s virtual tango events, “Bailongo de los domingos” and “Una noche de poesía.” This weekend marks the one year anniversary of these events! On Sunday at Bailongo De Los Domingos, we will listen … Continue reading

Milonga Café Pacífico: January 23, 2021

The next Café Pacífico will be held on January 23, 2021, from 7 to 10 pm PDT (GMT-8).DJ: Amy Zhou (New York City)Musical Guests Ben Bogart & Whitney Cheung Visit our Facebook event for more details and the Zoom link as the time comes closer! Fileteado logo by Fernando Nahmijas You are all cordially invited … Continue reading

Milonga Café Pacífico

All across the world, the COVID-19 pandemic has taken away our ability to safely gather at milongas, marathons, and festivals to dance together. While I, like so many of us, grieve this (hopefully temporary) loss of this central piece of tango culture, thanks to modern technology we do have ways to stay connected and continue … Continue reading

¿Vendrás alguna vez? (1938)

Will You Ever Come? lyrics by Luis César Amadori
 music by Alfredo Malerba If only you knew how lonely I am surrounded by so many other people! If only you knew how dismal I feel as the rest of them are laughing like crazy… I have it all and yet it seems to me that … Continue reading

Nada más que un corazón (1944)

Nothing More Than a Heart lyrics by Carlos Bahr Nothing more than your affection is what I desire. It is the miracle that I demand of life, as the reward for all my wounds. Nothing more than your affection is what I desire, since I’ve never yearned for a fate better than winning the joy of … Continue reading

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