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Hammill Peter Out Of Water Something About Ysabel's Dance In the new hotel on Fiesta Night the staff are bored; Donna Ysabel dances, zombie-like, the guests applaud.... The colour is local, the tourists are tanned the natives are restless and everything's second hand. Places disappear, but the names endure as alibis; memory's hazy here, no one's really sure of how time flies.... Well drunk the bass player cries into his beer - are Yzabel's mother or Yzabel dancing here? After hours all the couriers are in the bar round the corner with the drivers in a game of cards... In bursts Ysabel, her hair let loose, her limbs set free; on the tabletops she's dancing to a memory - conversations stops and every eye is turned to see... something about Ysabel's dance. It's a shrinking world, it's a fun-packed cruise, a museum trip: skirt the native girl, check the rabid dog, rejoin the ship. There's no Charlie Mingus, his Tijnena's gone... This smile for the camera is all just a tourist con. But after hours all the couriers and drivers know of a cantina where there's every chance that she might show, and maybe Ysabel will dance the dance for real again, her mother's footsteps, vice and virtue, lust and love and pain. There's something here the anthropologists dare not explain, something about Ysabel's dance. |
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