After watching Scent of a Woman, I was instantly blowned away by Al Pacino 's riveting performance. But I was also deeply moved at one particular scene in which his character, took the arm of a beautiful lady he only just met at a restaurant to tango with him. The character he portrayed was an old, lonely, blind, obnoxious, former colonel, who loathed everything in life except the presence of women.
I was inspired by the way he danced and treated her, which made me wanted to learn to dance! hehe. So I found this on youtube. I remember learning Salsa, with my sister and friend, but it wasn't the same to have a woman as a partner. Because you need to be led, and its very different to be with a man who knows how to lead. The pull and dynamics of your movement depends greatly on a comfortable dance partner.
So found this and loved this video. It shows so much passion and elegance. To me the man is obviously leading her every move, she is very sensual and feminine, seeming like she is under his every spell. But at the same time she appears as the star, not the man.
I was inspired by the way he danced and treated her, which made me wanted to learn to dance! hehe. So I found this on youtube. I remember learning Salsa, with my sister and friend, but it wasn't the same to have a woman as a partner. Because you need to be led, and its very different to be with a man who knows how to lead. The pull and dynamics of your movement depends greatly on a comfortable dance partner.
So found this and loved this video. It shows so much passion and elegance. To me the man is obviously leading her every move, she is very sensual and feminine, seeming like she is under his every spell. But at the same time she appears as the star, not the man.