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peachexploration
04-09-2004, 05:02 PM
Okay, so most salsa songs, which are mainly in spanish, tell a story that should interpret/influence the dance with you and your partner. But what if you don't speak/understand the spanish language? I like to find the story in instruments. When there's a prevelant bass line, my dance movement becomes slower, smooth and relaxed. When I hear a prevalent flute, my movement becomes more playful. How do the musical instruments in Salsa affect your dancing?
salsachinita
05-18-2004, 04:01 AM
The theme/mood of any given song can be great indicators of how the song wants to be danced :wink: !
Your subtle (or NOT so subtle) chemistry between the two partners can also become powerful story tellers..........
The instruments can bring out certain moves from us, depending on the vibes out there 8) .
Each dance is a different story.....how cool is that?
peachexploration
06-02-2004, 02:30 PM
The theme/mood of any given song can be great indicators of how the song wants to be danced :wink: !
To me, this is a very important statement SC. I think many forget about what the music is saying and just do a bunch for spins and turns regard to the music.
smiling28
02-20-2007, 09:33 PM
Great Thread and posts.
I am exactly the same as original poster. Flute = light, playful. Base/Drum more DEFINED movements in that makes sense.
lolita
02-21-2007, 02:55 AM
its not the music that tells the story, its the hidden meaning beyond every instrument ! the finllings that fill the beat is wut rally matter to me.
sweavo
02-21-2007, 04:32 AM
When there's a prevelant bass line, my dance movement becomes slower, smooth and relaxed.
On that note I make it a point of etiquette not to make a girl shine on the bass solo! It carries the wrong connotations!
naturallove
02-21-2007, 06:41 AM
When there's a prevelant bass line, my dance movement becomes slower, smooth and relaxed.
On that note I make it a point of etiquette not to make a girl shine on the bass solo! It carries the wrong connotations!
LMAO! You are a mess!
TheBear_CanDanceToo
02-21-2007, 06:58 AM
When there's a prevelant bass line, my dance movement becomes slower, smooth and relaxed.
On that note I make it a point of etiquette not to make a girl shine on the bass solo! It carries the wrong connotations!
If it was me, it'd be the RIGHT connotations!
sweavo
02-21-2007, 07:24 AM
When there's a prevelant bass line, my dance movement becomes slower, smooth and relaxed.
On that note I make it a point of etiquette not to make a girl shine on the bass solo! It carries the wrong connotations!
LMAO! You are a mess!
For some reason I can't get animationartgallery.com/WDCPS1.html out of my head now. Or Tubas.
peachexploration
02-21-2007, 11:23 AM
Back on topic, please:
How do the musical instruments in Salsa affect your dancing?
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