Thank you Jocelyn and Anthony for another smooth and fun combination!
Anyway, we figured that it is easier to start with our arms crossed, right on top, then the hand slip during her outside turn works as you explain (similar to 1:18). Otherwise (starting from a basic step), we actually had to switch hands while she was turning, which in the beginning felt a little more complicated...
@otraguardia. If you look at the beginning part of the video, when she comes out of the copa she goes and steps back on "one" with her left foot, which could confuse the best dancers. She recovers when she does the next cross by stepping on the 4th count and back on "one" this time on her right foot. I think you can make it work if you lead a quick six-seven spin. So when she steps out of the copa on 5 with the right foot, you start the leading for the spin before she gets a chance to place ->
@otraguardia. If you look at the beginning part of the video, when she comes out of the copa she goes and steps back on "one" with her left foot, which could confuse the best dancers. She recovers when she does the next cross by stepping on the 4th count and back on "one" this time on her right foot. I think you can make it work if you lead a quick six-seven spin. So when she steps out of the copa on 5 with the right foot, you start the leading for the spin before she gets a chance to place ->
There is a major thing that remains unexplained: there is a foot change for the follower where she steps out of the copa with her right foot on 5 instead ofnher left. How did that come to happen? I don't see how it would be leadable. Can you explain this part any better? As it is it is definitely not danceable socially.
@otraguardia@otraguardia. If you look at the beginning part of the video, when she comes out of the copa she goes and steps back on "one" with her left foot, which could confuse the best dancers. She recovers when she does the next cross by stepping on the 4th count and back on "one" this time on her right foot. I think you can make it work if you lead a quick six-seven spin.... continues
@clavicula8018 The song is "Cuando Te Vea" by Bobby Valentin (other versions are available). Vote this up so others can find this answer as well. Thanks.
Glad to see that you're back. :) I've only started learning salsa quite recently, but I loved your videos because while they range from beginner to advanced, all of them are quite easy to follow because of the great and detailed explanation, so thanks for them. :)
Genial como siempre Anthony, gracias por tus aportaciones tan bien explicadas que nos permiten aprender un poco mas a todos aquellos que nos gusta la salsa y que no siempre tenemos alguna escuela donde poder aprender. Que te mejores y saludos desde Sinaloa, México
Great stuff. :) Thanks for the moves bro! Got a few questions (not about this routine, but about salsa! I've been asking around, but I want your opinion) where do I address them?
Thank you Jocelyn and Anthony for another smooth and fun combination!
Anyway, we figured that it is easier to start with our arms crossed, right on top, then the hand slip during her outside turn works as you explain (similar to 1:18). Otherwise (starting from a basic step), we actually had to switch hands while she was turning, which in the beginning felt a little more complicated...
0509lk 4 months ago
Merci Anthony ! :)
saiyenbreakers 6 months ago
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@otraguardia. If you look at the beginning part of the video, when she comes out of the copa she goes and steps back on "one" with her left foot, which could confuse the best dancers. She recovers when she does the next cross by stepping on the 4th count and back on "one" this time on her right foot. I think you can make it work if you lead a quick six-seven spin. So when she steps out of the copa on 5 with the right foot, you start the leading for the spin before she gets a chance to place ->
gaboscott1 8 months ago
@otraguardia. If you look at the beginning part of the video, when she comes out of the copa she goes and steps back on "one" with her left foot, which could confuse the best dancers. She recovers when she does the next cross by stepping on the 4th count and back on "one" this time on her right foot. I think you can make it work if you lead a quick six-seven spin. So when she steps out of the copa on 5 with the right foot, you start the leading for the spin before she gets a chance to place ->
gaboscott1 8 months ago
it is very beautiful video
kadirtuncay 8 months ago
There is a major thing that remains unexplained: there is a foot change for the follower where she steps out of the copa with her right foot on 5 instead ofnher left. How did that come to happen? I don't see how it would be leadable. Can you explain this part any better? As it is it is definitely not danceable socially.
otraguardia 8 months ago
@otraguardia @otraguardia. If you look at the beginning part of the video, when she comes out of the copa she goes and steps back on "one" with her left foot, which could confuse the best dancers. She recovers when she does the next cross by stepping on the 4th count and back on "one" this time on her right foot. I think you can make it work if you lead a quick six-seven spin.... continues
gaboscott1 8 months ago
Gracias desde España aqui tambien somos salseros....
Todas las figuras nos ayudan a bailar besos.
4onda 8 months ago
Gracias desde España aqui tambien somos salseros....
4onda 8 months ago
AHHAHHAHAAHA 0:50 is THE funniest thing EVER. You can tell its take six, maybe take seven lol
methodmen25 9 months ago
Cuanto tiempo sin ver un video vuestro, me alegro, se ve sencillo y chulo :)
madeinjavi 9 months ago
Extrañaba tus videos Anthony!!! Excelente como siempre...Me encantaria poder bailar con vos algun dia!!
MilDarkAngel 9 months ago
name of song please ?
clavicula8018 9 months ago 5
@clavicula8018 The song is "Cuando Te Vea" by Bobby Valentin (other versions are available). Vote this up so others can find this answer as well. Thanks.
apersaud 9 months ago 21
Glad to see that you're back. :) I've only started learning salsa quite recently, but I loved your videos because while they range from beginner to advanced, all of them are quite easy to follow because of the great and detailed explanation, so thanks for them. :)
Here's hoping your foot gets better soon!
RunicDagaz 9 months ago
@RunicDagaz Thanks!
apersaud 9 months ago
doesn't sound good, a foot injury. hope you get back into shape soon, so you can enjoy dancing again!
arjanioo 9 months ago
Damn! You show and do the right moves & steps bro...glad you're back!!
raphael98006 9 months ago
Genial como siempre Anthony, gracias por tus aportaciones tan bien explicadas que nos permiten aprender un poco mas a todos aquellos que nos gusta la salsa y que no siempre tenemos alguna escuela donde poder aprender. Que te mejores y saludos desde Sinaloa, México
angelfloresr 9 months ago 3
@angelfloresr Gracias! :-)
apersaud 9 months ago
whats the name of that song
robertomed 9 months ago
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burcugnl 9 months ago
thanks so much for all these great videos:)) hope ur foot gets better very soon:))
burcugnl 9 months ago
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HASEOX01 9 months ago
Great stuff. :) Thanks for the moves bro! Got a few questions (not about this routine, but about salsa! I've been asking around, but I want your opinion) where do I address them?
nawaaz85 9 months ago
@nawaaz85 Feel free to ask any question on our Facebook page. Lots of other great salseros/as are on it that can also provide answers besides myself.
apersaud 9 months ago
Nice moves. Gud to see both of u after such a long time.
Keep it up!!!!!!
lumenmark1 9 months ago 3
@lumenmark1 Thanks. I had a foot injury for the past few months, still trying to get back into shape. More videos coming soon!
apersaud 9 months ago 3
@apersaud men i didnt know about that... hope your foot gets better.... NICE VIDEO LIKE ALWAYS... can you said to me what music is that?
HASEOX01 9 months ago