AJW2023 - AJW Show Soochan, Andy, Yuyu & Nalla Reaction - Lindy Hop Swing Dance
Are Soochan, Andy, Yuyu and Nalla's routine at All Jazz Weekend underrated?
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That was so refreshing.
This performance is so well organized and enables each one of these dancers to portray their personalities in a balanced way. It seemed no one was fighting for the spot light and everyone had their time to shine.
One of the things that so surprising is how well they used the background dancers to highlight each dancer doing their solo.
Every time they did this, they introduced a different angle, and never overshadowed the primary dancer getting the attention.
I really liked this moment when they were all doing the Charleston in unison and suddenly accelerated their hands like a windmill then back into doing the Charleston. That was awesome and if you didn't pay close attention, you would've missed it.
Overall my two favorite answers in this word, Soochan and Andy. I just love the energy and precision when executing the choreography. Not to say Yuyu and Nalla were not as good, I just feel the other two made me feel the music more when I watched them.
Overall, I loved this performance! What do you think about it?
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