Using their pleasure for tango to help others who desperately need it
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We’ve all had the experience where we’ve gained so much value from people or an activity that we feel a need to return something. It called reciprocity – the desire to do something in return.
In this episode of Your Story we talk to John and Cheryl Lowry about how they have fulfilled this desire in themselves for all the pleasure that they’ve had from being involved in learning and dancing tango. They’ve returned the favour not to the greater tango community but by using that communities desire to dance tango socially as a means of generating income to support disadvantaged children in Argentina by setting up Para Los Niños children’s charity.
Internationally supported
The charity is supported internationally to enable income to be generated through milongas (tango dances) which is then used in Argentina to support many desperately in need children to have what we would call the necessities of life.
Here is an example of one of the Milongas that has been orginised in aid of Para Los Niños.
The charity website for Para Los Niños is paralosninos.net
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Music is from
Che Papusa
“La Milonga” (mp3)
from “Buenos Aires Tango Dance”
(Suramusic S.R.L)
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Juanjo Hermida and Gabriel Merlino
“Sauvage” (mp3)
from “Tangos En Duo”
(Suramusic S.R.L)
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