Modern Tango World N° 3 (Buenos Aires, Argentina) | Page 15

Pablo Inza: With the internet,, even though you are MTW: After so much traveling, do you still like the
fifteen thousand kilometers away, you find out what is milonga scene?
happening in Buenos Aires. I do not know if this is
good or bad. But now, we all learn, at the same time. Pablo Inza: Yes of course! I love it! I love to
dance! Both in the milongas, and part of an exhibiMTW: You are widely recognized in your career as tion I still have many concerns abot dancing and
a dancer, in many countries. What are the things that what I represent,.
you are working on. And, what are your future goals as
an artist?
Pablo Inza: I am always questioning my dance, I am never satisfied to stay in the same place. I say
this with pleasure in the sense that
I can always find more. Over time
you see that you can always continue to discover, it is infinite and I
like it. There are times when I am
more eager and other times when
I am less patient. I feel closer to
the milonga then perhaps closer to
art performances. Lately, I have
been questioning my dancing and my
role in education. This is what I am
most connected to, now.
Pablo Inza: I have always said
that the tango is a language with
many possibilities. For nine years, I
produced a space known as Practica X. It became a tango stronghold for young people and for the
exploration of the tango, I also
MTW: So, it is this artistic search. Are you aware
produced a festival, trying to combine tango with
of when you are successful.?
other aristic languages. This is how the Cambalache
Festival was born.
Pablo Inza: Absolutely! My success already exists!
I live dancing! I do what I like!
This is something that I did for six years and that
today is still goes on in Buenos Aires. It has always been interesting in developing, I think that
there is much to take from show tango type performances. Shows generally have a mix of styles in
the same way. There are so many things to do in
tango. But, I do not want to stop dancing just for
the pleasure of dancing.
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