Great explanation of one of our favourite dances! Now here's a question that's been nagging me as a member of a country/line-dance club in France. What really seems strange to us is that whenever we look up videos for the dances we learn, they're almost always put online either by French or Chinese dance instructors, sometimes by Spanish (Catalan) and even less infrequently by German instructors. In 3 years of learning 1 or 2 new choreographies in an American style and on American music we've made found 2 videos from the US, including this one. It's as if country/line-dance is in fact a European/Asian thing, and that can't be right, right? Maybe it's simply not authentic at all what people are doing here?
Very nice dance and music!
Tô treinando isso na minha escola, muito obrigado por me fazer dançar essa porra
Great explanation of one of our favourite dances!
Now here's a question that's been nagging me as a member of a country/line-dance club in France. What really seems strange to us is that whenever we look up videos for the dances we learn, they're almost always put online either by French or Chinese dance instructors, sometimes by Spanish (Catalan) and even less infrequently by German instructors. In 3 years of learning 1 or 2 new choreographies in an American style and on American music we've made found 2 videos from the US, including this one.
It's as if country/line-dance is in fact a European/Asian thing, and that can't be right, right? Maybe it's simply not authentic at all what people are doing here?
Do you have a step sheet for this dance?
+Lia Reau Please send me your email address
+Barry Amato My email is lia_linedance@yahoo.com
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