It's been over a year now since I left Puerto Rico and as I look back from time to time I cant help but remember the things that were so Puertorican that I laugh about with my friends I lived with there.  For those of you who have spend significant time there or in any other latin country or...

Don't get into an argument with an Argentine tango dancer. You will be beaten to a pulp, mercilessly, especially if she is a woman. If the subject of the "discussion" is tango dancing, pray.

At first you will think you are just prompting a friendly conversation. You've been happily chatting...

Tonight I discovered that the bandoneon has no set rules that one follows in order to learn to play the instrument--each individual brings to it his/her own personality and, through experimentation, imitation and a lot of listening, the musician "breathes" life into a signature style--and I learned this...

For almost three months now I have been living in Buenos Aires meditating on this question. Perhaps, like the dance itself, enlightenment is an endless pursuit.

For the time being, the common denominator, I have calculated, is a search: a search for truth, a search for a connection, a search for...

Every Thursday night I attend a music class. For an hour I, along with a group of Argentine locals averaging about 40 years my senior, listen to international tango music from the early part of the 20th century and compare the sounds and technicalities to those that exist in jazz during the same...