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āsam stretchingā volume 7 of my series of drawing zines - available from my etsy shop
this handmade zine is volume 7 in my series of drawing collections. each zine brings together a different selection of drawings made in my s
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Queer dance!
forever distraught that Iām 25 and basically geriatric by dance standards
why is it impossible to find a dance class for adults thatās not beginner level
like, yoga classes go by skill not age why canāt we do that
this isnāt medieval england, we donāt peak at 16 and die by 30 anymore
havenāt we as a society progressed beyond this
Tango is curing me! So here's some more of Martin & Maurizio. I love watching this couple. They're so musical and creative and have such a beautiful connection. Both have such a lovely movement quality - they use their legs and feet so well. And both are great at both leading and following, I love when they switch mid song.
"ReciƩn" by Laurenz:
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"Mensaje" by Troilo
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"Hoy" by Bajofondo
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Manuel LiƱƔnās āViva!ā represents something new to mainstream flamenco audiences: a frank and joyful expression of gay identity.
āMy body couldnāt hold back these impulses, and soon I started moving my hands as I liked, and my hips."
Can anyone help me out with a book recommendation, please?
I am looking for something about the history of dance but specifically from a queer history perspective - trying to help my mum with her Christmas shopping!
This couple is determined to bring Latin dance to the queer community <3Ā
