Geno Garcia
Published: 2013-10-12
Total Pages: 124
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This is the complete beginners guide to understanding and preparing your Quinceañera dances. A Quinceañera is a wonderful and exciting Mexican tradition, celebrating a young girls 15th birthday, and transition from being a girl to being a young lady. The quince event has several important traditional dances, that celebrate and commemorate this rite of passage. There are several specific dances the Quince girl, and her family, must learn & prepare for the big day. Dances ranging from, the Father-Daughter Dance, all the way to the very popular "Surprise Dance" and everything in between.In this first ever, Quinceañeara Dance book, Quinceañera planner & Choreographer Geno Garcia, explains all the quinceañera "traditional" and "new style dances" you need to know. This amazing beginners guide, gives you all the secret tips and pointers, to help you have a great Waltz (Vals), Suprise Dance, Entrada, & Father Daughter dance, plus key info on the 5 other quince traditional dances. You'll learn, how many dances you should have & the correct order to dance them at your quince. You'll find great song ideas to use for each of your dances. Wardrobe & costume ideas to make your dances look better and stand out more on the dance floor, a section on special ways to improve your practices with your court of honor, so that your dances look beautiful, organized, and exciting. And ways to avoid embarrassing beginner mistakes & drama like people "stepping on your dress", how to prevent people from accidentally "knocking off your corona", or having the DJ make a mistake with your music, and a lot, lot, more! This book shares all the Quinceañera best kept secrets to organizing and making perfect Quinceañera and sweet 16 style dances. This complete beginners guide, to Quince dances, is now available to help make your event organized, stress free, and XV dances turn out perfect! It's like having a Quinceañera dance planner there to guide you step-by-step with each of your dances, from beginning to end.Geno Garcia QuinceaneraLessons.com Phoenix, Arizona