cueca? no soy fleto!
I decided to take a dance class in the cueca, the nacional dance of Chile. I thought it would be an interesting thing to learn, especially because el Día de la Independencia is coming up and supposedly everyone dances the cueca. Furthermore, my family is going to have a little party in which everyone is going to dance the cueca. So I went.
Only two guys showed up. Me and another guy. I suppose that I should have thought of this before I went, especially since a deep primordial part of my being was adamantly against my attendance. I felt like I was doing something extremely feminine, despite the fact that there are obviously male parts and female parts. Perhaps it just was the high level of estrogen in the room.
You could look at it in a positive way and say that such an arrangement is wonderful because there is a sexual disparity. But I don't.
At least I can kind of dance the cueca. hmm.
September 10, 2007 at 11:42 AM
haha, you? dancing? hahahaaa top
October 1, 2007 at 6:57 PM
Too bad you feel this way. Heterosexual guys who sign up for dance lessons, especially ballroom or ballet dancing, will not only become very physically fit, but will also never ever go without a date with a beautiful, fit, athletic woman. It's the best kept secret of heterosexual malehood. Example: there's one teenage boy who takes ballet at the school where my daughters study dance. Every single girl in that studio from age 5 to 16 loves that boy. He doesn't even need to ask for a date, they come to him! At the very least, and the very worst, he still comes out of it knowing how to dance. The "worst" taint so bad after all, is it?!? top