Elizabeth Lynn Rakphongphairoj Kilrain • San Diego
Woman. Nerd. Dancer (Tango | Blues | Oriental / Raqs / Belly | Kizomba | Chicago Steppin’ | Lindy | Balboa | Bachata …). Techie. Barefoot runner. Kettlebell junkie. Crazy.
And “crazy” is how A Ninja is Born!
Teaches and organises blues idiom dance instruction and socials at Blue Note. Visit the Calendar page for a list of events I will be attending or involved with.
[La Mesa / San Diego]
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It's important to remember that when we talk about blues dance(s), we are talking about a collection of vernacular dances that developed to the blues as popular music. That they weren't taught in dance studios with a formally codified curriculum does not make them any less legitimate as dances than folk dances around the world.
And as the blues is still a living tradition, with new subgenres of blues being played every day, the dances are also still a living tradition.
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