I'm looking for the name of a person.

I'll give three (3) clues that are related to the person, they should help by narrowing down our quest.

#1: It's a sports stadium
#2: Tied to this criminal organization (name)
#3: Famous Tango step

You can ask me over the clues, and I'll reply yes or no.
When a clue is found I'll confirm it.

When all three clues are found then you have enough to find our quest.

Last Edited : Saturday, 19 January 2008 - 13:53

Pete Parada?

football
eta
?

oo another one of gueritol's magical games

probably a bull ring

Pedro Diaz Parada?

Parada is a tango dance step and a stadium in Bolivia. But Gai may have answered it first.

Nop, ... but close!

Roberto Padra?

Padra is a Tango Dance Step, a Stadium and a Hispanic Crime Organisation. lol.

Last Edited : Sunday, 20 January 2008 - 22:57

Well ... but it's not our friend. Is Prada a Hispanic Crime Organization?.

Parada is yes. sorry. lol. mispelt it in my last post..

It fits all 3.

But Parada is not a precisely a Tango step ... it's actually when you stop doing Tango steps.

Parada means something like Stop.

Caminata
just a guess ...
I got a search response for all three, but didn't actually find a staduim with that name or a crime organization unless La Caminata is one.

rex

Last Edited : Tuesday, 22 January 2008 - 15:15

Nop...

... I'll give you one more clue: He's rather famous, both for his positive achievements, as well as his negative actions.

Hover lol

Hugo Chávez ?

Actually Parada is part of a dance step used in Argentinian Tango.
It involves the deliberate blocking of steps, often by the male partner.

What Tango styles you talking about?
(From Wikipedia)

* Tango Argentino
* Tango Oriental (uruguayo)
* Tango Canyengue
* Tango Liso
* Tango Salon
* Tango Orillero
* Tango Milonguero (Tango Apilado)
* Tango Nuevo
* Show Tango (also known as Fantasia)
* Ballroom Tango
* Finnish Tango

Each one has its own sets of interpretations of Tango steps. lol.

Well these are some steps:

1.) 4 basic movements
a. The Caminata (the 'walk')
b. The Salida (Literally -'exit'. Actually - 'doorway' INTO the dance.)
c. The Giros (Turns, Rotations)
d. The Cierre (a three step figure, -usually a 'resolucion'. The Resolucion is also called the 'Tango Close' or
'Tango Draw')
or
La Cadencia
and
La Cunita

Forgive me if there are more.

PS:
Is it Chevy Chase?

rex

Last Edited : Wednesday, 23 January 2008 - 20:15

There is a very famous Tango step that is derived from a move in a sport. It involves a little walk where the steps are taken crossing one foot in front of the other.

Crusader Rabbit

Last Edited : Saturday, 26 January 2008 - 18:35

Another hint, the person that 1st used this move is not the one we're looking for.