First, you need to order Dr. Spell Check. It's been Memorial day weekend before Rockabilly Red and OrcaBilly flat black, and that's a long time ago. I'm not going, wedding. Good luck on a room too. Paso Robles Ken
Whatsamatta? He just spelled it the way most Gringos pronounce it! I usta wonder why people aren't taught to spell and read by phonics...Not any more. It's Paso Robles. It's properly pronounced as the Spanish word it is. I probabaly don't do it right either but I think that "E" at the end of Robles should sound sorta like the "E" in "egg" Translated to English it would be White Oak P***, or Road No, We really don't want to change all the Spanish city names in California to English because Manteca, CA would then be called "Pig Fat" Yea, it's the weekend Memorial Day is celebrated. My Dad p***ed away suddenly on the Saturday of Memorial Day weekend 25 years ago so I have a hard time with partying that weekend. Why I've only been once I guess...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paso_Robles,_California Dr J, sorry to hear ya lost your dad that holiday week-end, that tends to ruin the holiday............but it doesn't have to. I know we never met, but..... I'll be there, and if you'd like to come up, hang out in the park and make it a celebration of your fathers life, instead of a painful memory of losing him, we could do that. Just a thought.
It's like me saying: When is the Lone Star Giddy-Up? They know what I'm talking about, but, you feel like idiot for not knowing. Especially here! Ken
the scarry part of all of this is not that were all illiterate but more compeling is that we are all going to arrive at different cities that we yahoo mapped in different states askin where the show is at! thank god i can speak spanish and know how to spell it and thankgod i only live 45 mins away!
I speak the international language of THE DANCE. It's Paso Doble... Paso Doble, like Samba, is a progressive International Latin dance. The Paso Doble (which actually originated in Southern France) is the Latin dance most resembling the International Standard style, in that forward steps are taken with the heel lead, the frame is wider and more strictly kept up, and there is significantly different and less hip movement. A significant number of paso doble songs are variants of España Cañi. The song has breaks in fixed positions in the song (two breaks at syllabus levels, three breaks and a longer song at Open levels). Traditionally Paso Doble routines are choreographed to match these breaks, as well as the musical phrases. Accordingly, most other ballroom Paso Doble tunes are written with similar breaks (those without are simply avoided in most compe***ions). Because of its inherently choreographed tradition, ballroom Paso Doble for the most part danced only compe***ively, almost never socially or at least not without sticking to some sort of previously-learned routine. This said, in Spain, France, Vietnam and some parts of Germany to the left of the river Rhine, it is danced socially as a lead (not choreographed) dance.
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