Panque Complicado is a move made by MartÃn 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
Read moreThe Spaghetti is an excellent move with a bad name. Not a typical Complicado but much better: An advanced, elegant and demanding move. It is attributed to Maykel Almuina from the Salsa Lovers DVD: We really don’t need another version of the Spaghetti move, but it is always good to see another interpretation, this time from “Media Noche Salsa”:
Read moreEl Suave (The Soft) is an elegant move attributed to Maykel Almuina from the Salsa Lovers DVD, and it really is “Maykel” style. It is not a typical Cuban Salsa move. It is nice when dancers try something a little different. Get inspired or let it go. I like the “softness” of the myatushi55 version of “The Soft” move (El
Read moreThe Siete Locomotion move is from “Media Noche Salsa”, created by Doron Pe’er, the Lead in the first video. I have only found one other video with this move. There are a lot of turns and changing hands, and for that reason it is a good move for training leading and follow: I like the video by “myatushi55”. The original
Read moreLa Cuadra has different meanings like block, stable, barracks. I am not sure of what translation makes most sense for a name of a move. The La Cuadra move is a typical complicado with several elements we know from other complicados. There are surprisingly many videos out there, so it must be quite popular. La Cuadra comes with two alternative
Read moreThe Panqué is the original name used in Cuba. In Miami they change the name to Siete (Seven). The Siete name is almost never used in Cuba. I prefer the Panqué name because in my country a pancake is flat and often rolled tight like a Burrito. Since the figure consists of a “roll her in – roll her out”
Read moreThe “Three Way Stop” is a good move for training because the Lead really must be up to the task to get it going. We don’t have many formalized moves using this technique of turning the Follow by her shoulders. It is a great technique in social dancing and ought to be in the toolbox of any advanced Lead. We
Read moreMagniv is Hebrew meaning “extremely cool”. And so it is. Siete Magniv is my favorite of the easier moves starting with Siete. The video from “Dolce Dance” in Hungary deserves to be shown first. It is cute. Note that Lead and Follow change hands at the start, and that most of the move is two handed: Same video at YouTube:
Read moreSiete Loco Complicado is a real complicado, long and with several both good and difficult parts. There is a major problem though! The beginning, the first count of eight of the move, just like for Siete Loco and for Siete Alborotado, is not leadable in social dancing in social dancing as depicted in most videos of the moves. The beginning
Read moreSiete Loco (Crazy Seven) is a rather common move with a lot of videos out there. Let me say it as it is: This is a fake move right in your face! There is no way to lead it in social dancing. The move requires that the Follow’s left hand is available for the Lead over her right shoulder easy
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