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  13. El choclo6 days agoSpanish version of revision 5
  14. Roberto Firpo6 days agoSpanish version of revision 6
  15. Tita Merello6 days agoSpanish version of revision 2
  16. Guardia Vieja6 days agoDescribed as Batavia: by October 1914 the tango, 'if it ever really arrived', was out of fashion at the balls of the Concordia society in Batavia, where mainly two-step and
  17. Guardia Vieja6 days agoDescribed as Java: in February 1914 a Batavia paper wrote that the 'elegant tango of Marga Graf' disappointed audiences in East Java, whose papers had hoped for something sa
  18. Guardia Vieja6 days agoDescribed as Batavia: in January 1914 the touring couple George Braun and Marga Graf were most successful with 'the tango, which we saw here for the first time'; the Batavia
  19. Guardia Vieja6 days agoDescribed as Batavia: in early January 1914 a company of artists from Penang settled in the Thalia theatre to perform all the modern dances on stage, 'the pas de l'ours, the
  20. Julio Sosa6 days agoSpanish version of revision 2
  21. Juan D'Arienzo6 days agoSpanish version of revision 5
  22. Roberto Goyeneche6 days agoSpanish version of revision 2
  23. Guardia Vieja6 days agoDescribed as Brussels: a couple from Brussels performed the exotic fashion dances (tango, two-step, teddy bear/pas de l'ours, one-step, double Boston, matchiche brésilienne)
  24. Guardia Vieja6 days agoDescribed as Brussels: a Dutch report of 21 Jan 1914 on a Brussels 'league against immorality' says the struggle against moral decay was needed in Brussels, where the 'shuff
  25. Guardia Vieja6 days agoDescribed as Brussels: a Brussels correspondent wrote (26 Jan 1914) that in Brussels the tango was danced only moderately in a few circles; 'tango argentin' was printed in b
  26. Guardia Vieja6 days agoDescribed as Brussels: the Belgian episcopate's warning against the tango (circular to Catholics, published in Jan 1914) was, in De Tijd's Brussels correspondent's view, 're
  27. Guardia Vieja6 days agoDescribed as Brussels: in mid-January 1914 the Brussels correspondent of De Tijd saw cafés all over the city putting up signs, sometimes in lights, 'from 4-7 tango', restaur
  28. Guardia Vieja6 days agoDescribed as Brussels: at the feast of the Dutch colony in Brussels (19-20 Nov 1913) the evening ended long after midnight with the now 'traditional' tango
  29. Héctor Mauré6 days agoSpanish version of revision 1
  30. Aníbal Troilo6 days agoSpanish version of revision 6
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