@@MariusElenaBachata Two small details. These are peines. Acaricias are different. It is when the lead takes the hand of the follow and caresses it across her upper chest, the side of body, etc. Secondly, in the USA, instructors have modified their language. Instead of saying "guys", we say "lead". Instead of "ladies", we say "follow". It is more inclusive. In recent years, at social dancing venues, you can see many men dance with men, and women with women, and it is not connected to their sexuality.
Excellent video. Thanks
Thank youuuu :D
I’ve learned a lot from watching your videos! Would love to see these on count or to music. Thank you for all of your tutorials!
Thank you. We will try to add counts and music to all videos.
Wow this video is so helpful. Thanks
In Russia we call the caricias “sharfiki” (it means scarves). It looks like the dancers are putting scarves over their heads.
Haha... That's nice :D "sharfiki" . I like it :D
Great tutorial. Been learning a lot from you guys. Just a curiosity, Marius are you from Italy?
Nope. We are from Romania :D
You guys are super talented! Where are you guys from? Thanks for bringing so much joy through your videos! Cheers from a fellow dance lover!!!
Thank you. We are from Iasi, Romania.
@@MariusElenaBachata Two small details. These are peines. Acaricias are different. It is when the lead takes the hand of the follow and caresses it across her upper chest, the side of body, etc. Secondly, in the USA, instructors have modified their language. Instead of saying "guys", we say "lead". Instead of "ladies", we say "follow". It is more inclusive. In recent years, at social dancing venues, you can see many men dance with men, and women with women, and it is not connected to their sexuality.
Great videos! Does Elena speak Russian?)
Thank you. No :D She can actually speak better english than me :))
where is Elena from?
The "comb" peina
Great Videos. Would love MORE bodymovement videos!
They are on the list, coming :D
vete a Santo Domingo !!!!!!
Porque?