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| Hints & Myths about
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PREVIOUS
Cambridge
These
notes summarise a milonga lesson by
Komala Vos at the Cambridge TangoBar in
2002.
Komala
taught us something about the milonga
"style":
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weight grounded through our pelvis
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We then aded an
embelishment...
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Leader steps back
on his right leg 45 anti-clock across and
with the line of dance |
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2a
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Leader pivots 45
and steps to his left side along line of
dance with no weight transfer |
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2b
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Leader closes his
left foot back against his right and
changes weight |
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3a
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Leader steps
forward to right of follower across and
with the line of dance |
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3b
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Leader reverses
and extends the previous step back across
and against the line of dance |
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3c
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Leader reverses
and extends the previous step forward
across and with the line of dance ending
in the same position as step 4 |
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Repeat steps 3b
and 3c several times to progress slightly
to leader's left (or right) |
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4a
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Leader steps to
his left side along line of dance with no
weigh transfer |
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4b
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Leader closes his
left foot back against his right,
pivotting to face 45 back along the line
of dance |
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We then added
another refinement:
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NEXT
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| Explore
and enjoy! |
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Yuega is supported by Vecta Consulting
Limited
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©2002-5
Frank Morris
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