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Rueda

 

 

Rueda de Casino (Rueda, Casino Rueda, Salsa Rueda) is a particular type of round dancing of Salsa.  It was developed in Havana, Cuba in the late 1950’s and early 1960’s by the group Guaracheros de Regla.  Pairs of dancers form a circle, with dance moves called out by one person, a caller (or ‘Lider’ or cantante’ in Spanish).  Many moves have hand signs to complement the calls; these are useful in noisy venues, where spoken calls might not be easily heard.  Many moves involve the swapping of partners.

 

The names of the moves are mostly in Spanish, some in English.  Some names are known in slightly different versions, easily recognizable by Spanish-speaking dancers, but may be confusing to the rest.

 

 Although the names of most calls are presently the same across the board, the different towns in Cuba use their own calls. This was due to the fact that when the pioneers of Rueda de Casino started, they wanted to keep others from participating in their Rueda. Nowadays many local variations of the calls can be found. They can change from town to town or even from teacher to teacher.

 

 

                   Rueda Syllabus

 

Beginners

Intermediate

Advanced

Al Centro      

Kentucky

Bebe

Dile que no

Coca Cola

La Jenny

Pa’ Arriba

Cruce

La Habana

Pa’ Abajo

El Dos

3 way stop

Guapea

El Uno

Tornillo

Dame (y otra)

Candado

Registrala

Dame Dos (Tres)

Candado doble

Huracan

Dos Con Dos

Pelota Loca

Paseala y Complicado

Exhíbela

Sieta con Coca Cola

Paseala por el parque

Exhíbela Doble

Siete Moderno

Ochenta y Quatro Complicado

Enchufla

Al la derecha, izquierda

El Zorro

Enchufla Doble

Setenta

Rubenada

Castigala

Setenta y cinco

Sombrero de  Manny

Daiqiri

Balsero

Sombrero por debajo

Paso Espanol

Paseala

Sombrero Complicado

Tarrito

Sombrero Doble

Siete Loco Complicado

Tarrito Con Mentira

Doce

Siete Setenta

Enchufla Con Vuelta

Setenta Complicado

Azuquita

Festival De Enchufla

Setenta y Exhibela

Dedo Saboreado

Enchufla Pero No dame

Dedo

La Cuadra

Pelota Una (Dos & Tres)

Montana

El Nino

Una Para Abajo

La Sopresa

Abanico Complicado

Enchufla Pa Arriba

Pelota Loca

Agamenon

Yogurt

Coca Cola Unisex

Dedo de Lazaro

Adios

Juana La Cubana

Sambuca

Festival De Adios

Besito

Micaela

Adios Con Vuelta

Ambrazala

El Melao

Adios Con la Hermana

Siete Loca

Candado Complicado

Hombres al Centro

Ponle Sabor

 

Rosa

Setenta Uno

 

Siete

Setenta Nuevo

 

Vacilala

Setenta Complicado con Gancho

 

Vacilala y dame

Ochento y ocho

 

Evelyn

Ochenta y Quatro

 

Ochenta

Dedo

 

Dame con Guaperia

Dedo Guarapo y botala    

 

Dame y no llegues

 

 

Sombrero

 

 

Medio Sombrero

 

 

Televisor

 

 

Ni Para Mi, Ni Para Ti

 

 

 

 
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