Party every day, with Yolanda Hume

Episode 17 of the Humans of Tango podcast, hosted by Liz Sabatiuk, titled "Party every day, with Yolanda Hume" was published on October 8, 2023 and runs 35 minutes.

October 8, 2023 ·35m · Humans of Tango

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Summary

Yolanda Romero Hume gives new meaning to the aphorism YOLO.

Episode Description

Yolanda Romero Hume gives new meaning to the aphorism YOLO (a.k.a. carpe diem). Find out how she makes the most of every day - in her local DC tango community and around the world.

Producer/Host: Liz Sabatiuk | Music: “El Adiós” composed by Maruja Pacheco Huergo with lyrics by Virgilio San Clemente and arranged and recorded by Sexteto Cristal with Guillermo Rozenthuler | Image Credit: Unknown

Show Notes

Watch a mini-tour of the tango studio in Yolanda's house, featuring paintings by another epic DC-area tanguera - Viviana Levinson.
Watch videos of Jake Spatz; Alejandro Barrientos and Rosalía Gasso; Martín Maldonado and Maurizio Ghella; Serkan Gokcesu and Ozhan Araz; Juan Cantone and Sol Orozco; and Marcelo Gutierrez. (You can also find/connect with most of these folks via Facebook and/or Instagram.)
Listen to the episode of Humans of Tango featuring one of Yolanda's tango children, Juan Cantone.

Read a transcript of Yolanda's episode here.

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