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Who has done the best Paso Doble So Far?
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Originally posted by: Angel-likeDevil
😕😕who'd ever take a dance style so seriously?? People are talking about performance here.. 😕 .. not bull-fight, do you see any bulls in the performances 😕
So if fighting over bulls is over, lemme know, I will suggest some other animal, maybe Ox this time...
Originally posted by: ankit_nyc
😕 oh so according to your logic, it would be perfectly fine to choreograph a dance around the taking of a human life as well....after all who cares, it's just a dance style right? The point is that this "dance form" is glorifying the killing of a bull........and frankly being that a lot of people are vegetarians precisely for the reason that they don't want to hurt a living creature, this "dance form" is in poor taste.........😕 Since when did we start calling barbaric acts such as bull fighting dance forms? 😕
No question - Amar and Shakti without any doubt!!! Their act was flawless and the way Shakti did the kick at the exact beat, WOW!!! It's beyond any words... And then the twist at the end - MINDBLOWING!!!! I can watch it a million times and still love watching it!!!!
Second one is Mayuresh and Alisha one! The posture, aggression, transition of moves are all very crucial in Paso Doble and similar dance forms. When any of these are missed or slightly low, the whole act will look dull...
Originally posted by: Desi_IFer
I agree 100%. In Cornali's performance, i didn't see the aggressiveness of the bull. Looks like they were doing a latin dance (I really can't tell the difference between a jive, salsa and all of that), except Tango.