Các yếu tố bắt đầu bổ sung - Six Count Basic

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Aníbal Troilo
Tên bài hát:
Pa' Que Bailen Los Muchachos
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Como Yo Lo Siento
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http://www.troilo.com.ar/

(Từ Wikipedia): Anibal Troilo là một nhạc sĩ bandoneon, nhà soạn nhạc, người sắp xếp và trưởng nhóm nhạc ở Argentina. Hình tượng orquesta típica của anh là một trong những vũ điệu xã hội phổ biến nhất trong thời hoàng kim của tango (1940-1955), nhưng cuối cùng anh đã thay đổi âm nhạc vào cuối những năm 1950. Dàn nhạc của Troilo được biết đến nhiều nhất với các nhạc công và cũng được thu âm với nhiều ca sĩ.

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OK
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So we’re going to teach the six count basic now.
00:10
And the six count basic,
how did it go?
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Well okay, we teach three different basics at least.
00:17
And we’ve gone for a while
teaching the three different basics...
00:20
..and then a little while down the road,
over and over again, students will say to me...
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..the Six Count Basic,
they don’t even call it that,
00:26
..they say this basic is
the only one you ever taught us.
00:28
And we know we’ve taught them;
the three different basics, multiple times.
00:32
But this is the one they remember.
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It’s really accessible.
00:35
It’s not hard to understand that you go;
side, forward, forward, side, back, back or the opposite...
00:41
..side, back, back, side, forward, forward
and you just don’t change feet.
00:44
N: You’ll go with the free feet.
D: So, we'll show.
00:46
Yes.
00:49
So we have sidestep and then two steps.
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Side step and then two steps.
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She goes side and two back,
then side and two forward.
01:02
And we’re making it look a little more complicated.
It’s actually just a rectangle.
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When we take this side step and go forward,
I go straight through her though.
01:10
So I’ll go side and you’ll see that
I’m going to step on the outside.
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But I don’t do this.
01:17
Right she doesn’t feel loved and
we want her to feel loved.
01:19
Absolutely.
01:20
So instead when I go side, even though I’m stepping outside,
my body is going through her body.
01:25
And likewise here, she keeps her body
going through mine.
01:28
So you see it’s almost as if
our bodies cover each other.
01:35
Now also for the ladies and
the guys actually, both...
01:39
..you want to think that to do that
you’re going to slice straight through your partner.
01:42
If I do it to the camera,
it looks like this.
01:48
And so you see the directness of the line.
01:51
Now one of the cools things about the six count basic is
that frankly it’s reasonably easy.
01:57
You know, you spend a little time and
you get it and then you have it.
02:00
And that means you have brain free for
lots of cool things.
02:02
So that instead of having to have
all your brain focused on this fancy step...
02:08
..and you’re like “Oh, I’ll do this.
And then I’ll do that. And then there’s this.”
02:11
And your body ends up contorted like this.
02:14
So instead of that, you can have the brain free
to focus on other things.
02:17
So for example we might do different musicality.
02:32
And that - it’s freeing and
it lets you dance more.
02:35
So you can use it that way.
N. We turned it a little bit, too.
02:36
Yes, yes but you have to have brain free, right?
02:39
Also, oh I forgot to mention,
for the leaders when you’re doing this;
02:42
..on the second forward step you might ask the question,
"Why doesn’t she cross?"
02:46
And that would be a very smart question, right?
02:47
The first two steps are exactly like
the traditional eight count basic.
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And the answer is because I block her.
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So, we'll go side forward, forward.
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And right here I’m putting my left foot right,
to the immediate side of her left foot...
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..so that she can't draw it back.
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And I go straight to her instead of outside.
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So that’s how she knows not to cross.
03:06
From a different angle, right there.
03:11
So you see my foot is immediately in front
and that keeps her from crossing.
03:17
So one more time.