All-Star Draw Finals ILHC EUROPE 2023 Reaction - Lindy Hop | Charleston | Dance Tutorial

Welcome to my new reaction video where I will be discussing the All-Star Draw Finals featuring Carolina Reapers Swing from the ILHC EUROPE 2023. Who will end up being my favorite couple from this legendary showdown? Tune in to find out! This is going to be a detailed analysis from the lens of a lindy hop and jazz aficionado, so brace yourselves, swing dance lovers!

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Tag along for an exciting journey filled with pulsating beats, intricate footwork, and show-stopping performances from the finals. I hope to spark the same enthusiasm in you for Lindy hop, jazz, and swing dance. Stay tuned and keep dancing!
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[@manuelacapuani4784]

Once again I totally agree with you and for all the same reasons you listed .. Most down to Maria being able to match Vincenzo Style ad take the liason between the two of them up to another level. Having said that , in completely owe for Nils musicality and footworks ..just of an other world. 🔝🔝🔝😍🤩🤩🤩😍

[@garnettraypaul]

I just cannot take my eyes away from Nils's footwork man... Before I started lindy hop I did several years of hip-hop dancing and personally am extremely drawn to musicality conveyed through footwork... Some of the stuff he does exceeds general swing dancing style and I would say they more belong the what hiphoppers call isolation moves. Since both dance types are essentially Africa-originated they also share many moves that can be used in either one. And Nils pushes those boundaries. Just because of him, for me the winner are him and Irene :)

[@carfatihhan]

My favourite is Frida and Aurelien, they
Seem more joyful than others

[@alanbishop6937]

You usually persuade me... but my favorite was Frida/Aurelien, for really really smooth difficult transitions. For blending, I enjoyed Claudia/Florent's shared weird theatrical storytelling. Skye's micro and macro musicality was unmatched.