Looking for a regular dedicated Tango Leader (male 40-50yrs), in Sydney Australia in the Northern Beaches

[Nicola]

I wouldn't know . . . I've had two long-term relationships, total, since 1986. All my short-term ones were before that. So I'm 35+ years out of date!

In québécois they do (cruiser is more common than draguer). I haven't heard it in English for a long time.

At any rate, tango is a terrible backdrop for that activity. Too many people watching who you enter and leave with, and how you behave in between, and generally nowhere to talk quietly. For that matter, good luck checking people out in a place where a cabeceo is blocked by milling mobs.

I'm not looking for a date here, I'm looking for a dance partner there's quite a difference between to the two things, sometimes it can be the same person lovely if it happens that way, however at the moment it's about a dance partner. cheers

 

[LadyLeader]

I already dance with female leaders, I'm looking for a male leader thanks.

I was not offering any services here!

 

[pianistamediano]

Agreed there's some excellent older leaders totally love and appreciate those guys, brilliant value however their not available for a dedicated regular tango practice ideally I'm thinking at least 2-3times a week depending.

Hope you find someone suitable then!

 

[Brummbaer]

Just been reminded about the Tango Partner app. Can't say whether it's any good or not for your purposes, or even includes anyone in Australia. Use at your own risk.

 

[opendoor]

..Can't say whether it's any good or..

It automatically sends out requests and virtual cabeceos between members who don't have enough traffic. Such algorithms should also exist in dating apps. I can't tell if random chance pairings and false cabeceos are helpful. (Neither on the edge of the dance floor, nor in the virtual "dispositivo". ("dispositivo" is the most common spanish translation of Heidegger's "gestell", William Richardson translated this term into English as "enframing".)