This time around I could pay more attention in how he leads her after she did a cambret to the front, or however it is called in english. I was taught only to lead ladies in these circunstaces by the right hand which would still be connected to her left hand, but he lets go of her hand and fixes her hair to communicate with her their next move. It is quite subversive as it shows they are close and she trusts him, and they do it without getting out of the rythm. The convention I was taught is that if the ladies hair is on her face she is the only one who can to do anything about it, and many women would dislike men touching their hair during bailes, specially strangers. Nevertheless the convention technically says men can ask women do cambrets all the time and spin them around in unconfortable ways and if she doesn't follow she is the one who is wrong. Most people see women's hair, but few worry about their backs or their feelings. Also people who have oly danced a few times only pay attention to how close they are or other forms of reductionism that don't really have anything to do with the song or with dancing really. It is great how Larissa Secco and Rick Torres make us think all of those things with their presentation.
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