DVpXuQCRcYpD Учебное видео по различным направлениям танцев. Танцевальные композиции для детей от 3-4 лет. Бальные танцы (латиноамериканская и европейская программа)
Think of the "Twists" as syncopated pivots in hold, usually done 2 or 3 times in succession with heavy arm-caping actions, as you travel down the dance floor. Like the Chasse Cape, this is quite a choreographic move even though the only "open work" seems to be with the upper body and arms. The count is usually "1 2 3 4 5 6 7 and 8 1 2 and 3 4 5 and 6 (and usually 7 8)." The "twists" happen on the syncopations (3 of them usually) in this figure.
It is "pasodobl" - Russian for "Paso doble." I know this figure. Starts out like a regular basic "paso" separation, and then, takes out a page out of the "Left Foot Variation" after the close-in after the separation for the "syncopation" on the next "and 1 and 2", for the quick double-time action of the legs and feet, and then, another syncopation on the turn (3 and 4) and then the side-chasses (2 of them) on "5 6 7 8" to complete this nearly open-style paso figure.
