Advice needed: How to break into a new tango scene?

I always go to new places alone. It's only a matter of getting the first dance. I've never had a problem in Germany, Scotland, or London and I just find it hard to visualise Italians not approaching a single lady. I mean how would that happen?
 
I always go to new places alone. It's only a matter of getting the first dance. I've never had a problem in Germany, Scotland, or London and I just find it hard to visualise Italians not approaching a single lady. I mean how would that happen?

Ha ha. You're probably right, though Italians do tend to like moving in packs which puts a "loner" at a slight social disadvantage.

(Off topic: I really enjoy your blog)

Mladenac: Thanks for the invite. I hope so - It's not all that far away, so I'll look into it.
 
Funnily enough, last night at the lesson some people were going to a milonga and asked me along without me even having to ask (though I think I might have been making puppy eyes for a while...).

Got quite a few dances too, also from outside of the group I came along with. So all of you who said "go on your own" were right in that I think it would have been fine as there seem to be quite a few leaders who are happy to take a chance on a newbie.

Very happy and relieved now and going again on Friday. :D Thanks again for advice.
 
funnily enough, last night at the lesson some people were going to a milonga and asked me along without me even having to ask (though i think i might have been making puppy eyes for a while...).

Got quite a few dances too, also from outside of the group i came along with. So all of you who said "go on your own" were right in that i think it would have been fine as there seem to be quite a few leaders who are happy to take a chance on a newbie.

Very happy and relieved now and going again on friday. :d thanks again for advice.

yay!
 

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