wow

Wow! I'm amazed these dancers can perform such a variety of music: From Mexican to Greek, Irish, etc., Amazing

#SantaRitaPolka @ 58:39 #UnPuñoDeTierra @ 55:33 #ElCirco @ 1:01:23

@ 50:36 #ZorbaTheGreek is one of my favorite songs from the land of the many islands and the Mediterranean sea. Imagine how these guys must feel twisting their ankles the way they do? Imagine being overweight and having to perform this piece? Imagine being 80 years old and having to perform the way these young dancers do? It's an admirable feat. The girls look so beautiful with that attire. I recognized the background as that of Athens! I traveled to #Greece a few years ago, and I had this song in my mind every time I heard music; especially in Athens, and Santurini. Travel while you are young. For when you are old, you have more money, but you won't have the stamina or energy to see the beauty of the world, and what God has created.

@ 48:15 #HermosoCariño This is such a Beautiful presentation, and it's a great idea to have the vocalist come out, as the dancers go back stage and change their garments to perform the following dance. It's a very rushed environment, but these young people like it so much, it's their passion in life! Hopefully, and I pray, they never break their back, sprain their ankles, or suffer any injuries on account of all these different and strenuous dances.

@ 45:40 my favorite Tango: #PorUnaCabeza which was not really composed with love felt by a man for a woman. It basically has to do with a horse race. Google the meaning behind the title and you will see. Interesting to say that when Tango was introduced into society; it was frowned upon by the aristocracy, because of the sensuous movements involved with the Tango. Google it, and you will see.

Alright! Im wondering why you say Mushashos instead of Muchachos; or other similar words? (to the first female vocalist)