We will have dry wine
and low blue dance to
write me nice to came
and I'll tell you a place
Blues en los Barrios 2010
Sábado 27 de Noviembre 20 horas
Espacio Cultural Julián Centeya. Av. San Juan 3255, Boedo
Ciro Fogliatta
Apertura:La Escuela de Blues
Entrada libre, espectáculo a la gorra.
El seminario, o mejor dicho intercambio de ideas, estaría dado por
todos. La idea seria que cada uno en 5 o 7 minutos nos enseñe a los
demás un paso que le guste, un juego con el cuerpo o la música, una
idea, lo que quieran. Y que entre todos enriquezcamos el baile de cada
uno.
DO NOT apologize (except for a broken heart)
DO NOT forget to SMILE ;-)
PLAY, have FUN. It’s a playground.
Feel free to BE CREATIVE.
REMEMBER you can use your WHOLE BODY, and your partner’s one (SMOOTHLY).
REMEMBER to LEAVE the baby hamster SPACE.
IF you reach a WALL you may ... USE IT.
IF YOU DANCE with a partner, MAKE EYE CONTACT from time to time.
IF your FEET DO NOT FOLLOW your mind, try with MORE WINE.
The WINE BOTTLE shows hidden STEPS, try them.
Try NO SHOES.
What HAPPENS in playground, STAYS in playground.
Harlemites soon discovered that meeting these doubled, and sometimes tripled, rents was not so easy. They began to think of someway to meet their ever increasing deficits. Someone evidently got the idea of having a few friends in as paying party guests a few days before the landlord's scheduled monthly visit. It was a happy; timely thought. The guests had a good time and entered wholeheartedly into the spirit of the party. Besides, it cost each individual very little, probably much less than he would have spent in some public amusement place. Besides, it was a cheap way to help a friend in need. It was such a good, easy way out of one's difficulties that others decided to make use of it. Thus was the Harlem rent-party born. . . .
