Agringado
Joan Acocella, 14 December 1995
¡Tango! The Dance, the Song, the Story
by Simon Collier, Artemis Cooper, María Susana Azzi and Richard Martin.
Thames and Hudson, 208 pp., £24.95, October 1995,0 500 01671 2 Show More
by Simon Collier, Artemis Cooper, María Susana Azzi and Richard Martin.
Thames and Hudson, 208 pp., £24.95, October 1995,
Rumba: Dance and Social Change in Contemporary Cuba
by Yvonne Daniel.
Open University, 196 pp., £27.50, August 1995,0 253 31605 7 Show More
by Yvonne Daniel.
Open University, 196 pp., £27.50, August 1995,
“... mark for Timothy Mitchell, but there are more striking examples. In his essay in ¡Tango!Richard Martin quotes the American writer Waldo Frank describing tango in 1917: The body of tango is an embryon. That is why il stirs so larvally, why it repeats the ethnic stages of the past – Spanish, Indian, Negro – from which Argentina must ... ”