Do You Dance Regularly?
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Shai Gar
Thank you for saying "Argentine." It really bugs me when people say "Argentinian."
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Shai Gar
Arguably, Argentine sounds more dignified, but I've actually been to Argentina and they say both Argentine or Argentinian.
Edit: I've been to Argentina as an exchange student and stayed there for a month. Not just a passing visit. It depends on yur own preference I suppose. I can't stand it when they play Greensleeves with the "sharp" instead of the natural. Dang medieval scale...
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Asides from my love affair with Salsa...I'd love to do Argentine Tango...
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Ok, so I lied.. What you gonna do about it???
I used to ballroom dance in my early teens because my mother was on a kick of turning me into a classically educated lady. It was only once a week for two years, three times a week in the month before competitions (I did two competitions and won last place in the second) but I didn't want to continue in it because I was just stupid... and my mother got fed up with me coming home with bruises all over my legs from Rugby and then getting into a skirt for dance lessons later that night.
I wish I did continue, because I really do love dancing now... although its mostly limited to the sort of dancing you do at a club or at home in front of the mirror.
As of late, with the advent of "So You Think You Can Dance," I've been suckered into day-dreaming about perfecting the tango with a hot blooded Latin dude
Maybe I'll go back to taking formal ballroom dancing lessons again one day.
I wish I did continue, because I really do love dancing now... although its mostly limited to the sort of dancing you do at a club or at home in front of the mirror.
As of late, with the advent of "So You Think You Can Dance," I've been suckered into day-dreaming about perfecting the tango with a hot blooded Latin dude
Maybe I'll go back to taking formal ballroom dancing lessons again one day.
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Come to think of it, there is one style of dance I wouldn't mind performing in if I was good at it. Here is a tutorial clip from YouTube. The style is known as Liquid Dance.
This is part 2 of a tutorial, which is a bit more visual than the first part, but I can recommend watching part 1 too. I read this guy is deeply Christian and dedicates his dancing to God, which I think is awesome.
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This is part 2 of a tutorial, which is a bit more visual than the first part, but I can recommend watching part 1 too. I read this guy is deeply Christian and dedicates his dancing to God, which I think is awesome.
[YOUTUBE]06b-rkufU_4[/YOUTUBE]
