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I currently have the bad habit of overusing the traditional oho cortado whenever I run out of ideas to improvise on, so, THANK YOU SO MUCH for this great video, as it has expanded my view on the many possibilities of this particular step.
Merci à vous deux. Vos explication sont d'une clarté très apreciable. Et vous êtes tous les deux magnifique. Je voudrais être à Londres pour apprendre avec vous😊 Vous passez en France faire des stages parfois ???
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Hi Ann and Pablo, I enjoy your video and the suggestion you give as well. In particular I enjoy your proposal of variations to standard steps or sequences. As return, I would like to give a feedback.It is a comment regarding your dresses, in particular Pablo's trousers. Sometimes, as in today video but also others, he wear black ones that make difficult to see what leg (right or left) is moving. Maybe also cause of the light. I think a diffrent color, lite gray, blue for example, will allow an immediate (and thus better) understanding of the steps. Thank you and regards.
Thankyou for the video. Very useful. May I ask, next time when a movement is used on timing that is 'not sharp', may you perform it to an example song? I think I know what you mean but I can't visualise it in my head.
"Vibes" are good--that is, a good couple & style; and the helpful popup translations/embellishments are needed; of course the audio needs work---perhaps a "telephoto" microphone, an inexpensive way, if not pin-on types. Yes, we need music with demonstrations (repeated demos are almost essential). Consider light, perhaps striped, trousers--or a bright light on lower legs and feet to show which moves.
