WDSF Technique Books | The Paso Doble

A short lecture on the Paso Doble by Marina Ferrari, one of the authors of the WDSF Technique Books. Demonstrators: Luca Bussoletti and Tjasa Vulic.
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[@juanpedro4347]

Excellent & clear demo! Positions, executions without music then choreo dance with music! Clear , simple choreo & instructions! Thx.

[@tamvannguyen8644]

We checked all the Paso Doble dancing techniques in KZbin then think that you guys are the best.

[@dongphong8832]

Thanks Marina Ferrari , Luca Bussoletti and Tjasa Vulic . Your Paso Doble dancing techniques are the best .

[@robertpelud5549]

Merveilleux ! J'adore, je vais mettre ces figures en prtique,enfin...je vais faire mon possible ! Merci !!! 👍

[@charlessmith263]

I had studied Paso Doble myself for years. I even went to France - one of the country's originators of the dance, to dance paso with my former dancing partner socially. From its Spanish-dancing use derived from the inspiration of the bullfighting scenes, including the use of flamenco figures, the "Appel" is used by the matador to beckon the bull to charge. It is something like a "bravade." As Marina said, the Appel is used to start a lot of basic paso figures, including the Displacement, The Ecart, the 16, and even The Promenade. In the olden days, dance competitors would "stamp loudly" on the Appel in Latin dance heats, but now, modern instructors are now telling paso dancers not to stamp "too loudly" on the Appel, fearing that it could mar the character and the essence of this dramatic, theatrical dance. Some paso dancers still want to stamp on the "Appel" loudly to create the dramatic character of the dance usually against instructors' wishes, so in my opinion, this is not going to be a clear-cut solution to this.

[@mariarueda7284]

All what you say is false and racist. France don't create pasodoble, they copied it after centuries. Spanish people don't imitate bullfights, wtf this shit is?

[@johnhannon3972]

Love this. The young man is so serious.

[@finnian5588]

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[@evermorevictorious2742]

Excellent!

[@tuyetle-we6wc]

Wonderful!

[@agnesflorence9893]

Excellent

[@begi117]

What the song was when they showed us moving with musik? Thank you!

[@victornguyen5550]

gande merci a vous

[@bocksenglee9256]

Thkq for sharing ！

[@calvinma1468]

What version of Espana Cani is this?

[@bocksenglee9256]

Thkq v much！

[@mariarueda7284]

Bailais bien ❤

[@user-gs4ti7zv5d]

判り易くて動きもクリアで良い

[@lanhutterer4812]

Super 👏👍😍

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Very good