Una muestra coreográfica - Parte 2 - Adornar

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Queremos repetir lo que hemos dicho anteriormente y aclarar que esta serie de videos sirven como ejemplo para ilustrar el concepto de que la fórmula más fácil para ejecutar una performance es tener un montón de secciones cortas, cada una de las cuales deben ser interesantes y diferente la una de la otra. Si puede hacer que las divisiones de cada sección coincidan con las divisiones de la música, será aún mejor.

A medida que las baile, ambos deben tener una idea clara de lo que se trata cada una de las secciones, y esto podrá ser aquello que acentué su 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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So, in this next section, which starts after this lunge,
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We have two steps forward: one, two, for the leader; back for the follower.
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Forward on his left, back on her right. And, she'll lean back into a lunge, pointing with her leg.
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After these four. After that, we go:
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Four steps this way; and she goes into an attitude, with her right leg. Once again, off-axis.
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And then, finally, one lunge together. Showing that... but sketching.
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You've got: walk, walk; she goes off, and points.
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Four steps: one, two, three, four. Off, and attitude.
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I take her around me. We both go. We both cut; and points.
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And then we go into the prep for the trick.
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Oh, and a comment. The reason I took her around me in this section was so small was so we would fit in camera.
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So, when you do this, you don't have to keep it that small.
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So, I'm going to teach it small, the way we did it. But then, feel free to adjust it, so that it really travels.
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So, not being tied to the music, we've got, from our lunge:
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Two steps: one, two.
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And there's her lean away with the leg back in a lunge.
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Then, we come forward four. First two are together: one, two.
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Then, I start to turn her; three, four. And I step outside her left foot.
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I'm going to lift up, and back. That will correspond to her leg going back, and her body leaning away.
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I'm counter-weighting.
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It rotates. I'll step in place. We're cross-system, so I step her another time, around me...
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Make it even more around.
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...Around me. We can both cut.
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And that lead is up and a little bit away, small C.
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And then, we have this lunge together.