In fact, it's been a lot 'of time since last post, and we still have to tell you about our 21 days of Parisian life .... You are right to complain (by telephone, milonga, email ...), but now trying to recover in the coming days you'll have some suggestion of our vacation ...
First, as we recognize the Italians in Paris?
Italians are the only tourists who give the bread crumbs to the sparrows only, and curse and chase away the pigeons affamati che si avvicinano ciondolando. Siamo i primi a fare discriminazioni...ma chi l'ha detto che gli uccelli più grandi portano più malattie di quelli più piccoli? Invece tutti gli altri turisti si fanno letteralmente ricoprire dai piccioni, li prendono in mano, li coccolano, li nutrono....
Dunque, per il nostro diario di bordo, partiamo dalle scarpe di tango... Visto che notoriamente Parigi è la capitale europea della moda e del tango, inizialmente avevamo pensato che potesse anche essere il posto con la maggior scelta di scarpe pro-tanguero... Instead we have dispelled a myth. In Paris, we found only three places where they sell shoes for tango, is a boutique association The home of tango, but we have not seen, and two shops specializing in dance shoes. One is called Lysandre is located in the west of Paris in the heart of the suburbs, and he has disappointed a lot. E 'run by an old woman who holds it open 3 hours a day, is very small and there lingers an odor of mothballs and mold. The shoes are really ugly, squat, a bit 'gaudy, if anything suitable to the dance halls ... not if it saves one!
women's shoes start at 165 € and more (up to 300 €), men's shoes from 102 € ...
So there seems to be missing the the business shoes tango in Paris, since the two shops are mainly specialized in ballroom dancing.
Or the tango in Paris have other channels to obtain supplies that we do not know ...
await clues ...
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