Cuando
A court dance, from the beginning of the XIX century, which was danced in rural areas as well as in high
class ball rooms. Became popular in the Cuyo, and Center and Southern areas.
CLASSIFICATION
Each dancer on its own and separately
POSITION
Faced each other at both extremes of the dancing square.
The man with its left side towards the public.
ELEMENTS
CHOREOGRAPHY
Introduction
3 chords
1st. chord :Only to listen - 2nd. chord A natural step (with the right foot) dancing forwad towards the partner and the audience
- 3rd. chord: A natural step with the left foot placed behind the right foot
(simultaneously holding the interior part of the hands, with arms extended towards the audience with the palms of the hands in upward position..
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A Minué scheme
A Gato scheme
A Minué scheme
(to the audience)
The second movement starts with the same initial position. .
(*) The final opposite rotation is used to prepare the position for the Minué scheme.
