Dile que no is the Cuban version of the cross-body lead. The difference is that a leader's steps do not follow 180 degrees pattern and the first step is made sideways. Thus the couple almost turn in a circle. Similar to cross-body lead there may be variation when the follower turn: dile que no with turn. In English the name of the move means "tell her no".
The video below is made by the dance school in UK.
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Wednesday, 13 May 2009
Tuesday, 12 May 2009
Salsa: Enchufla
This move is common in Rueda. A great list of Rueda moves can be found in the wikibook about Rueda. We take some information from there.
There are quite a few variations of the name: enchufa, enchufla, enchufa, enchufe, or even enshufta. There are more videos on YouTube with name "enchufla", so we use it here. In English it means "plug her".
The leader turns the follower to her left, and at the same time moves around so that when she has finished her turn she is facing him. It's about 140 degrees around. This is common for enchufla to be followed by dile que no.
The video below is by YouTube user strictlysalsa. This is for the dance school in Glasgow & Edinburgh.
Enchufla on dancetuts.
There are quite a few variations of the name: enchufa, enchufla, enchufa, enchufe, or even enshufta. There are more videos on YouTube with name "enchufla", so we use it here. In English it means "plug her".
The leader turns the follower to her left, and at the same time moves around so that when she has finished her turn she is facing him. It's about 140 degrees around. This is common for enchufla to be followed by dile que no.
The video below is by YouTube user strictlysalsa. This is for the dance school in Glasgow & Edinburgh.
Enchufla on dancetuts.
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