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Buenos Aires - Mingo's giros Minog and Esther arrived with reinforcements; he brought several of his male apprentices to help correct the gender unbalance in the group. Mingo showed how the giro is normally entered on steps 1 or 4 and exited from 3 (in cross system), 6 or 8 of the eight positions available as the follower completes two full turns around the leader. First we had to revise the giro to leader's right. . |
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Salida to cross with leader's right foot closing to face right behind his left foot: |
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F led into forward ocho on leader's right side ;
leader's left foot swings in front of his right
leg before it sacadas follower's trailing left
leg 2 F led into side step; leader's right leg sacadas follower's right leg 3 F led into backward step (& count) leader's left leg deep alongside (and on the left of) her left leg for the boleo 4 Leader's right foot moves forward as F is led into side step; 5 F led into forward ocho on leader's right side ; leader's left foot swings in front his right leg before it sacadas follower's trailing left leg 6 F led into side step; leader's right leg sacadas follower's right leg 7 F led into backward step (& count) leader's left leg deep alongside (and on the left of) her left leg for the boleo 8 Leader's right leg moves forward and around right of F to lead her out in parallel |
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