The Panqué (pancake) move is also called Siete (“7”), but in Rueda the move is most often called Panqué. Since the Follow is rolled in like a pancake or a burrito, the Panqué name makes a lot of sense. Even the most basic Panqué, “rolling in and out”, one count of eight, is a surprisingly difficult move unless the Follow
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The move Siete Unisex Complicado is attributed to Henry Herrera, at least it is on his CD, “Henry Turns 4”, published around year 2005. I have not yet seen Henry’s version, but many others have made videos with the move and uploaded to YouTube. It is a good move to practice in class at intermediate level, because both Lead and
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The move Siete Complicado is most likely made by Gianfranco Bighi (Italy). This maestro of a dance instructor has many good videos in the classic Miami style. Actually, from a “how to make a good dance video” point of view, Gianfranco is one of the best, first showing the move step by step, then with count and then with music.
Read morePanqué con finta. Alejandro Victoria is trying hard to make up a new move. He has a good idea. The first three times the couple fails. Then they finally manage. We have only moved from 1-2-3 to 5-6-7. That is how difficult it is to come up with something new. Actually I like the first 5-6-7 of Panqué con finta.
Read morePanqué y p’al cielo (p’al cielo = to heaven) is an artistic variation of Panqué performed by Shanti Studio’s Israel Andalon and Moni: Same video at YouTube: Panqué y p’al cielo.
Read morePanqué con Candela (candela = candle) is a solid new Siete move made by Alexander Friol, published in 2017. The video is from “Tum Taka Tum” in Mexico: Same video at YouTube: Panqué con Candela.
Read morePanqué y Castigala (castigala = punish her) is a typical Rueda de Casino fun move. It is difficult to bend over and up again with style and with perfect timing! The video is from “Cubanoboom Club” in Ukraine, first showing Panqué twice then Panqué y Castigala: Same video at YouTube: Panqué y Castigala.
Read morePanqué y Enroscate (enroscate = roll up) starts with a full Panqué to the Follow and then similar to the Lead, exactly like Llévate mi Panqué (take my pancake). The Enroscate part of the move can also be done alone without Panqué. I have not found a video with Panqué followed by Enroscate, but that is the natural way to
Read morePanque Complicado is a move made by Martín Ruedero. He was lucky that the complicado name way free to use except that we have a move called Siete Complicado. And since Siete = Panqué, I have called his move Panqué Complicado de Martin. Only one video found. Just like Siete Unisex Complicado, the Panqué Complicado move is not a typical
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