Una muestra coreográfica - Parte 1 - Introducción

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Existen muchas maneras diferentes de llegar a la pista de baile

Como llegar a la pista de baile

Nombre del artista:
Mandragora Tango
Título de la canción:
Adios Nonino
Título del álbum:
Let's Have Dinner And Go Dancing
Sitio Web del artista:
http://www.mandragoratango.com

De la web: Mandrágora Tango es una banda de tango dirigida por el bandoneonista Bob Barnes y el guitarrista de Scott Mateo Davies, 2 músicos con sede en Minneapolis que son tremendamente apasionado tango. Hemos estado jugando tango para bailar y escuchar desde 2001 y todavía vamos fuertes. Hemos jugado en más de 40 ciudades de todo Estados Unidos.

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And so, at the beginning of this, we're going to start pretty far away. So, I really want you to take large steps.
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So that there's this sense of traveling, of distance.
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So, when we start, first, I'm going to do this... movement, and she's going to do the same movement.
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So, it goes, da-ram-pam-pa-ram-pi-da-dam, bum, bum, bum. You'll hear it shortly.
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And I'll point out far... turn, cut... and reach to her.
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And you see, it travels. So, doing it with the music:
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Yeah, we weren't far enough, so we crossed. But, you want to be pretty far, so that, when I do that ta-ta-da-da-ti-da-da,
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And she does the same, ta-ta-ta-ta-da-da-ti-da-da, we're right here in front of each other.
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And for the audience, at another angle, you want to pass pretty close.
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So, if we do it this way to the camera, and we're going to step small, so it can be seen.
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So, let's see... Actually, you'd be facing the camera, I'd be facing away.
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So, it goes, da-da-da-da-di-da-da... And I go here. And she does the same thing, da-da-da-da-di-da-da.
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And, you want to think that you pass right by each other.
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For the audience that's on the other side, so they get something too. As you pass, and then... Then you miss each other almost.
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So, after that initial thing, da-da-da-da-di-da-da... So, I'll do it once, she'll do it once.
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And then, she does it bum-bum-bum, comes in. Right here, we'll both cut behind, da-da-da-da-di-da-da, and reach the other way.
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And then, bum-bum-bum, on the return, I'm stepping around in front of her, and we collect.
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Next time it goes da-da-pa-pa-pi-da-da, that's a slow lunge for her, going away from me.
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And then, on the bum-bum-bum, I'm coming towards her.
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And that's your intro.
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You hear this phrase four times. Each time it takes a count of eight.
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And, in each one of these, because it's repeated, we do something that's repeated. But we add variety, right?
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Once it's me, once it's her. Once it's both of us, but away. And once, it's her, and then me going towards her.
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So, remember, as you're performing this, the passion, intensity.
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And now it's your turn to do.
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D: She can't slump as well as I can slump.
J: No, I can't.
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Right? So, instead of being, "Ugh", I want you to be... Here, for the close-up camera.
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If she's here, and I'm here. And I'm like this.
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There's nothing. Watch, I'll even look at her.
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She's thinking, "David is a dork. David is a dork".
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So, really, really, really, you need to... Watch the difference. Here's one place,
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And there's another, right? So, really, really, I want you to lengthen a lot in your body. And then, also, when you step.
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As we're here, if I'm... It's a very different thing, dramatically. If I'm here and I go, da-da-pa-da-da-pi-da-da,
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And she does the same, ba-da-ba-ba-da-pi-da-da. That's one thing.
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It's a very different thing, if you really... Shoot, oh, you're so close.
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That's one step, right? OK, she's like, "I hope you make it, Jessica".
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So, I'm here, I reach. I cut, I say, "Hello". And then, she reaches, she cuts, and she says, "Hello".
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And then, the audience says, "Wow, something happened!"