KTT Talks Podcast - Tarraxinha Tips - Tarraxinha vs Tarraxo by Paula & Ricardo ALC Dance

[@sup3761]

A thousand thank yous for such great teaching & such invaluable info🙏

[@emresdance]

Oh my god, this is a gold mine, thank you so much guys 🙏🏻😌

[@PaulaRicardoALCDance]

Thank you 🙏🙏🙏

[@arteme4348]

Thank you so much! A huge amount of very valuable information so nicely explained!

[@PaulaRicardoALCDance]

thank you for your feedback 🙏

[@thaboshikwambane]

This was a nice excellent intro lol. Tarraxinha feels like a naughty topic so it's pretty hard to learn or ask straight up questions that you guys have answered really well

[@PaulaRicardoALCDance]

Thank you for your feedback

[@therealtruth2119]

Nice video,

[@PaulaRicardoALCDance]

Thank You 😍🙏

[@dariagubina8958]

Thank you!!

[@PaulaRicardoALCDance]

🙏🙏🙏

[@thaboshikwambane]

6:25 there's another KZbinr and Kizomba person that echoed the same sentiments. The connection between tarraxinha and kudurro

[@nunofernandes8934]

Olá Ricardo e Paula, desabafo em inglês é vent, durante a tarraxinha toda nós homens podemos não mexer os pés, apenas fazendo movimentos de anca e conduzindo a senhora com os braços ou isso é opção de cada homem? abraço deste vosso compatriota

[@PaulaRicardoALCDance]

Obrigado pela dica Nuno 🙏 em relação à tua questão, a Tarraxinha é muito “livre” em termos de movimento. A condição com os braços é uma opção, mas mantendo o abraço (frame) sem conduzir com os braços, também será possível indicar os movimentos através da intenção do movimento do homem, fazendo com que a follower perceba esse movimento e responda de forma complementar. Espero ter ajudado 🙏

[@Smoothinlife]

This is amazing, thanks for sharing 💞 I heard from my teacher that tarraxinha comes from Mozambique first. You said from Angola. Are they different from each other? I am asking because I like to learn about the culture of the dance 🥰

[@PaulaRicardoALCDance]

Thank you for your comment and feedback. Maybe there was some kind of misunderstanding, because in fact Tarraxinha is originaly from Angola, not Mozambique. Take a look to the Free Musicality lesson at elearn.alcdance.pt 🙏

[@Smoothinlife]

@@PaulaRicardoALCDance wow that was very interesting, I love it😍 Very informative lesson about the culture of kizomba music 🎶🎶🎶

[@iuliabolea3621]

Love this!

[@PaulaRicardoALCDance]

Thank you