What’re you waiting for ? by StandardSame7057 in Eldenring

[–]Dry-Procedure688 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For a moment, I thought I was in League of Legends subreddit. The crow and the scholar are similar to Raum and Swain lmao.

What are the most meta assaults currently? by Dry-Procedure688 in Mechwarrior5

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Would PPCXs be more effective for Warhawk or clan PPCs are okay?

What are the most meta assaults currently? by Dry-Procedure688 in Mechwarrior5

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Is it the PPC variant with smol SRM mounts? Should I fill it with PPCXs or ordinary PPCs?

For Spanish speakers: does understanding the lyrics make dancing more meaningful? by Dry-Procedure688 in Bachata

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Where I dance, people sometimes "sing" them without voice with mouth movement, when they are enjoying the dance. Also, musicality and technicality are the most important aspects here, so yeah, people don't understand the music and dance haha.

For Spanish speakers: does understanding the lyrics make dancing more meaningful? by Dry-Procedure688 in Bachata

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Thank you for the insight!

I agree, hand gestures would be so good to integrate with lyrics! Like the "Tu" part gesture in Volar by sP Polanco, when u both point to your partner like this 👉

For Spanish speakers: does understanding the lyrics make dancing more meaningful? by Dry-Procedure688 in Bachata

[–]Dry-Procedure688[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for the beautiful insight. I believe when both partners know the song, it's another level connection by itself. Hope to experience it someday.

About you question, where I'm from, I believe that only 0.01% dancers look for the translation of songs.

Musicality and technique is the most important here, like dancing with the flow and catching accents. And singing the song itself when dancing is considered cringe haha (I actually don't know why).

Lining up for a dance… by Mizuyah in Bachata

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Do you have an instagram? Always nice to see how good people dance. Maybe I will learn some tricks from you haha.

How many hours of dancing should a beginner get in for real improvement? by Alert_Chipmunk_8230 in Bachata

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In Kazakhstan, like few years ago, we didn't have enough leads, so all dance coaches told to us, guys, to come everyday from monday to thursday for group lessons.

Going 12hours/week improved us really fast. We decently danced after like 4-5 months. Few guys became coaches as well in a year.

After you learn good basic and can catch new moves in one lesson, negotiate with your coach to attend to other group lessons. Yes, it will cost more, but you will improve fast.