Ideas and Travels: OchoTango music and life.

I visited this corner of music with enthusiasm and wonder. Really this place reconciles Second Life with fantasy, landscapes and architecture.we are used to imagine the tango or milonga at Boca between colorful wooden buildings.Here we are in the Argentine countryside, an imaginary place that could be anywhere in the Pampa or a city suburb ... because the tango is feeling and time running...

Hello, my name is tango, I come from Buenos Aires and I have little more than a hundred years, even if someone thinks I'm much older, so my roots are confused and strife.
Depending on your taste can be danced, played, listened, sang and how everything animate or inanimate in this world are made of a set of elements that are integrated over time.My words have entered the dialects of the first Italian immigrants land in Argentina, as well as contributed to my music Cuban rhythms, African and Spanish.I can be the highest expression of nostalgia, of resentment for the betrayal, the perception of time passing and that will not return, the recognition of their origins, the intimate relationship created between man and woman, in life or in the embrace of my dance.I wake up the emotional aspect of the human being through my words and my sounds, if you learn to listen to me, through your bodies, if you move following my music.In the milongas I can be funny, cheeky, playful; vals in the most sentimental, romantic and passionate..... Maybe I spoke too

The word Milonga has African origins, means confusion, casino, quarrel. This word was coined in the early nineteenth century in dance houses frequented by poor people, or not well-off, was also used to refer to women who worked in these houses dance.La Milonga is a folk dance of Argentine origin, derived from the most common Habanera, imported from South America in the early nineteenth century, which was replaced the 6/8 rhythm with a more simple and straightforward than 2/4, a pace that suits a lot more from a dance hall than all'Habanera. To their resemblance often Milonga was also called the Habanera of the poor. In the coming years, however, the Tango took much popularity that was soon to Milonga Tango confused with the same, this is derived from the definition of Tango-Milonga, that is a kind of Tango with an adaptation slightly faster paced and much more marked.

"Beyond time, beyond space, there, where the size is noble and refined"; Finally he warns, "you will experience real emotions and an extraordinary desire to fly"

"Más allá del tiempo, más allá del espacio, allí, donde el tamaño es noble y refinado"; Por último, advierte, "usted experimentará emociones reales y un extraordinario deseo de volar"

The music becomes the musical time in lived space