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Max Pitruzzella & Tessa Cunningham - Invite Crossover CSC 2008

Invite J&J Crossover from CSC 2008 featuring Max Pitruzzella & Tessa Cunningham. Le "Invite J&J Crossover" du CSC 2008 avec Max Pitruzzella et Tessa Cunningham.  
 
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crazypolus (1 month ago) Show Hide
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omg, wow.  wish i was half this skillful!
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I love the musicality!  So good!
fodderoni (6 months ago)
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yup
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What was the artist and name of song for the first song they danced to?
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"Push" Enrique Iglesias
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This is definitely not choreographed. This is a Jack and Jill, meaning you dance with a random person. I'm sure max and tessa have danced with each other before, but they are doing good leading and following and listening to the music.
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Sorry to burst your "improv cant be this good bubble" but this a crossover j&j. These people rarely dance together so they are adapting to one another. They both understand lead and follow as well as musicality which causes them to look like its choreography. Although I'll give it to you that when they are from the same dance back ground (wcs or lindy) its much closer to choreography.

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