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Pachanga Syncopations

Also called: pachanga syncopation, syncopations

Definition

Rapid footwork packed between the beats on the rhythm 5 and 6 and 7, started from two basic Pachanga angling left. One leg stays fixed as an anchor while the other works an in-and-out pattern (in/front, back, out/open, back, in), all driven from the knee with small steps on the ball of the foot.

Preview of the Pachanga Syncopation module
Preview of the Pachanga Syncopation module

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Pachanga Syncopation, a module of Pachanga

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