Oh my word!!! This is just sheer joy - I've watched it 5 times now - with such a massive smile! Love love love it -bravo Nathalia and Adolfo

Oh my... well done - you look pretty good on it!! Hope you get some rest before you start dancing ...☺️

What a great pachanga class!! Very well explained and a chance just to learn the very basics and ask the dumb questions! Thank you Nico and Nuria - and fellow classmates - that was such fun! 😁

So - as a follower - and in case it is of any use - I find myself dancing with both strict straight- line leads and Cuban circular dile que no - type leads ... so I end up opting for a general approach of almost a triangle with the height of the apex varying depending on the lead ... giving me the chance to change course to a straight line if needs be 😂. My preference though is for a lovely flow rather than tight lines ! ☺️

@Line Labie ah -I am in the uk .... not far away ! 😘

As a follower - thank you - for having these thoughts! I really appreciate it when whoever I am dancing with cares about how it feels for me. I really could write a book on how NOT to do it!! But in reality , I think it depends very much on the follower and the connection you make with her or him. If they are experienced - and you know them and their level of dancing and have a great connection - do all the fancy tricks you can and you will laugh and dance together - it is a wonderful feeling. If you are dancing with someone you have never danced with, however, it feels nicer - to me -- anyhow - to go for simple basic moves and see what develops between you. its like a conversation in that way. That said - I have danced with total strangers who have gone very quickly from the basics, established that I am adaptable and love to be challenged - and gone to crazy moves - and it's been great! You have a great day too!