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| Hints & Myths about
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Boleo The boleo
refers to any move in which - usually -
the follower's lower leg lifts to almost
horizontal and flashes across in front or
behind her other leg.
Alex
Krebs taught us something about boleos
during his workshops on Tango illusions
in Cambridge in July 2001.
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From any step -
follower balanced on one foot:
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Leader rotates
follower “at resonance” (Hips
turn more than shoulders) |
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In backward boleo:
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follower’s
foot arcs behind the balancing one to
touch leader’s footLeader’s
foot now leads/follows follower's free
foot out laterally |
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In forward boleo:
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follower’s
free foot arcs in front of the balancing
one to form a cross |
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leader draws
follower forward into forward or steps
around her for backward ocho
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©2002-2013
Frank Morris
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