Matias Alberto Tripodi

Matias Alberto Tripodi: “You’re also seeing environments and younger styles or newer ones and sometimes I miss the embrace or the encounter, the intimacy, the subtleness of a milonguero, subtlety in inviting to dance, in the dance, in winning the love of a woman, subtle in all respects. In the way of going to the bathroom, of coming back, of leaving, of arriving. It’s the delicacy that makes something more milonguero. To define his style would be delicacy and no exaggeration. Sometimes I miss that thing or “je ne sais quoi” that [milongueros have that] can’t be obtained faster by buying it, or maybe it can, I don’t know.”