Wednesday 3 April 2013
How small can you go?
Murat and Michelle have done it again!
Another amusing video with a message about social dancing. (Shame about the leg wraps.)
Are you up to the challenge?
PP
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I remember seeing Nelo Melo and Jennifer doing the same years ago in a video.
ReplyDeleteThey proved they can dance in a small space, but I don't care for those busy feet. If that's what is necessary to keep people interested in tango, then social dancing is doomed.
Thanks for your comment, Jantango.
ReplyDeleteI agree that 'busy feet' can detract from the social dance experience - especially if the 'busyness' disturbs one's partner. Unfortunately, some ladies can be so concerned with decorations, that they lose the all-important connection with their partner.
Regardless of this, the video serves to show how much fun dancing in a small space can be. Those who can only dance in wide open spaces don't know what they are missing.
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