Life and times of Ricardo Vidort
Ewa Kiełczewska, Ricardo Vidort’s life-partner at the end of his life, has created a web site that gives an in depth view into his life. The web site features many […]
History
Articles related to the history of tango dance and culture.
Where did the term Molinette come from?
Tango-nerds argue about who is to blame for the term Molinette (the mill) coming in to use in Argentine Tango terminology instead of the more modernly used, and more generic, […]
Pope declares tango one of the dullest things imaginable?
In November 1913, Pope Pius X declared tango as immoral and off-limits to Catholics. According to this article in the Milwaukee Journal in 1914, when tango proved to be too […]