It seems like every year there’s a new dance craze that becomes viral. The Twist may be an older dance, but it’s still popular today. When a dance crew performs this classic move to a familiar Chubby Checker song, you’ll be on your feet in no time. The fun dance known as The Twist has
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Fifty years ago, a new dance craze swept the world and changed for ever the way people move. Richard Williams, up on his feet when it first hit the dancefloor, celebrates the birth of a revolution
Neue Tanzstile haben immer auch der aktuellen Popmusik beeinflusst, man denke nur an den Charleston, den Rock’n’Roll, den Twist oder den Mambo. Aber auch Kinofilme wie Saturday Night Fever, Dirty Dancing oder Flashdance haben einen bleibenden Eindruck hinterlassen. Der Band „Let’s Dance“ bietet 30 Hits aus der gesamten Bandbreite der Popmusik in gut spielbaren Arrangements. Mit dabei ist u.a. Tea For Two, Rock Around The Clock, Begin The Beguine, der Zillertaler Hochzeitsmarsch, Let’s Twist Again, (I’ve Had) The Time Of My Life, Lambada, La Bamba, One Note Samba, Kriminal-Tango und Love Is In The Air. Schwierigkeitsgrad: 2-3
It seems like every year there’s a new dance craze that becomes viral. The Twist may be an older dance, but it’s still popular today. When a dance crew performs this classic move to a familiar Chubby Checker song, you’ll be on your feet in no time. The fun dance known as The Twist has
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639K views, 10K likes, 67 comments, 1.8K shares, Facebook Reels from Frédérick Hénon. Chubby Checker · Let's Twist Again (Rerecorded)
