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Explore First Tango in Buenos Aires by Red Eye with 2,687 views, 40 likes, and 2 comments. Experience the impact of this video content that has captured audience attention.

This is a track from the group Red Eye, who cover raw social, emotional and political issues, based on the foundation that every song should carry a message. Further information and the lyrics and contact details can be found on their website: http://www.red-eye.org.uk/index.html Red Eye aim to address the lack of protest songs that exists today compared with the rich tapestry of protest songs and singers of the past. To quote Patti Smith, "...it is important "...to communicate, to wake people up...We all have a voice. We have a responsibility to exercise it, to use it." The first tangos in Buenos Aires were often danced by men together ("Hombre y hombre") as they would practice moves with each other until the 'woman arrives' - perhaps because there was a dearth of women in the city at the time, with up to 100,000 more men in the city at the start of the last century. This was as a result of the mass of male migrant workers coming in and causing a disproportionately male population as well as contributing to the musical and cultural influences that shaped tango. A little more information appears on this website. The lyrics are the thoughts and feelings of a male tango dancer who falls for his male partner at a time when such love 'cannot speak its name'. Such a passionate and erotic dance might have aroused feelings amongst at least one partner, somewhere, sometime, in those early sensual and evocative days of the tango and the lyrics tackle this.

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