| Region | Basque |
|---|---|
| Dance Structure | (A x 2) + B repeated throughout the music. |
| Formation | Open circle. Fortress-hold. |
| Music Structure | 3 counts/bar, 4 bars/phrase. |
| Introduction | Start on the rest immediately after "ko". |
| Part A | R across-replace-lift. R side, L close, R side. L across-replace-lift. L across infront, R side, L across infront. |
| Part B | As Part A but double length by doubling both existing across-replace-lift & adding one after both travelling bars. |
| Source | Sally Fletcher & Maureen Felton in Ipswich, UK. They had learnt from post-lockdown online classes from Burnaby, USA, where Jacques from Quebec, Canada, & Stacy from Oregon, USA, taught it. Probably they got it from Roberto Bagnoli, Italy. Confirmed against official choreography video. |
| Date | Written 2026-9-7. Music oddities detailed 2026-9-10. |
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