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BASIC STEPS FOR CASINO pt 3 // "Cuban Salsa"
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- čas přidán 3. 03. 2020
- This video goes over lead and follow footwork for more of the basic steps for cuban casino including:
• siete
• enchufa doble
• para ti para mi
• dile que no coca-cola
• dile que no paseala
• rodeo
All steps are shown atiempo (dancing on 1, 2, 3... 5, 6, 7)
Follow's first step (1) is with the right foot
Lead's first step (1) is with the left foot.
All steps alternate from there.
If you keep an eye on the positions, cadence of the steps, and framing, you'll be on your way.
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* * * Big thanks to PALO for the music! * * *
Song: "El Tarru" by PALO!
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Song: "Araña" by PALO!
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I gotta say, I wouldn't mind an excuse to visit Australia if you think of one!
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Agreed. Great organization
Hey this is amazing thank you i've been looking for this for over 10 years!
I hope it helps. There's a a lot of good free content on the channel and I'd you're looking for even more detail... I have to say, the course I have is pretty thorough
Excellent breakdown and organization Steve. Kudos!
Thanks as always my friend
Love this; the diagram helps me organize things in my brain/body. Leave it to an engineer! Wish I’d been studying with you when I wrote the book, it would have included references to salsa!
I have bought your basic course, waiting for the 2nd half of the course. Thanks
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🙏 Thanks for watching
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Thank you for watching
Danced (mainly slot) salsa for nearly four years and had no idea about how casino movements work. No one ever explained the pivoting action and no on ever explained how to get the "circularity" of movement. I think with your videos I'm well on my way. Thank you!!!!!
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Thanks for watching
Great clips! Very easy to get and to support learning 👌🏾
Sir, I've been following your series and find it very informative. I love Rueda de Casino! Believe it or not we have a small community here on the Big Island of Hawaii. We also have a big community that participates in in other Latin Dances. I would love to host you for some beginner workshops around the island. Lmk if that is something you would consider. Mahalo and Ahui ho!
I would be in as would some of the dancers in the group. Let's connect and figure it out!
Shoot me your info at MessinaDanceCompany@gmail.com
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There's a DC Casineros feel to this (no?)
The only question is why is she stepping back in Dile que No. She should be stepping forward. It’s not Son dancing.
I do not enjoy the aesthetic of mandatory forward marching because it looks like people learned to dance at gunpoint.
She's a native Cuban dancer, and there are many ways people dance casino, which is important to acknowledge and show.
@@MessinaDance I get that. And I was wondering if she was Cuban since she has the dynamics. But in Cuba, women do NOT step backwards since they would be a step behind when the man turns. She would be like in the middle and the man has to make bigger steps. It’s not bc “at gunpoint.” It has an explanation for all the turns that Casina has. That way of dancing, like stepping backwards, is taught in Miami by ppl who doesn’t know otherwise. Thank you for your reply and I’m not criticizing you.
Another thing to consider, when one of your male students goes to Cuba to dance there, he will be a bit lost since he will be expecting women to step backwards, and they won’t since it’s not customary in Cuba.
What do I get if I can find native Cubans who step back on dile que no?
@@MessinaDanceStepping back comes from before the Revolution in Cuba bc classic Son dancing steps back; however, after the 70s, stepping forward became popular bc more turns and hand knots were added and women had an extra step by stepping forward. Also, you can find many more Cuban women who step forward. In my opinion, it even looks better and the dance looks more spread. Also, those accustomed to seeing a woman stepping back will get confused when they encounter a woman who steps forward. I know that from experience in Miami.
As to your question, it should not be hard to find one who steps forward. If you find one, you will have to deal with that and get accustomed. At the beginning, it's gonna be confusing but you'll eventually will get it. You'll see it's even better due to that extra step. The woman won't be in your way.