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Rueda correction
Posted by UlfChild
3/18/2002  5:52:00 PM
Ghostdancer,
Just to clear up a comment you made... Rueda is danced in a circle and then you have a person in the middle who calls out commands and when the command is shouted, every couple does the step on the next set of 8 beats and then when the caller calls for the switch, the switch is made kind of like a cross body lead.

The entire dance is very fun and very exciting to participate in, especailly in a club setting when you just go around the room and give the ebala (I think I spelled that wrong but that's ok) sign to get people into a circle and just start it.

~LB

You Haven't Truly Made It Until Your Head Is On A Pez Dispenser

Mixers
Posted by Lyndie
3/18/2002  6:07:00 AM
I wonder if you know of another mixer dance, which has the opposite effect, vis; the Monte Carlo. In this dance you start with a full dancefloor and end up with one couple, who usually carry off a small prize. Can be fun!
Maybe!
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