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Corazon Cha

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Count:
32
Wall:
4
Level:
Intermediate Cha Cha
Choreo:
Choreographer:
Dan McInerney (UK) - May 2010
Music:
Te Amo Corazón - Prince : (Album: 3121)
 
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Starts: After 48 counts/29 seconds as he starts to sing “At forty two thousand feet…”

WALK, ROCK, RECOVER, CROSS ROCK RECOVER, CROSS, SIDE BEHIND AND CROSS ROCK
1, 2 Step R forward, rock L to L side
3, 4& Recover weight onto R, cross L over R, rock R to R side
5, 6 Recover weight onto L, cross R over L
7&8&1 Step L to L side, step R behind L, step L to L side, cross R over L, rock L to L side
(STYLING: you should be travelling forwards on counts 1 through 6)

RECOVER, BEHIND, SHUFFLE TURN, STEP, LOCK STEP TAP TAP TAP
2, 3 Recover weight onto R, step L behind R
4&5 Making 1/4 turn R step R forward, step L slightly behind R, step R forward (03:00)
6, 7& Step L forward, lock R behind L, making 1/4 turn R step L to L side (06:00)
8&1 Tap R next to L, tap R to R side, tap R next to L
(STYLING: on counts 2 and 3 angle your body slightly to the L diagonal, then face normally (03:00) for 4&5)

WALK, WALK, LOCK, STEP, ROCK, RECOVER, SHUFFLE FORWARD
2, 3 Making 1/4 turn R step R forward, step L forward (09:00)
4, 5 Lock R behind L, step L forward
6, 7 Step R forward, rock weight back onto L
8&1 Step R forward, step L slightly behind R, step R forward
(STYLING: on count 7 open your body 1/4 L as you rock L back, then face normally (09:00) for counts 8&1)

STEP, TURN, CROSS AND CROSS, UNWIND, ROCK AND
2, 3 Step L forward, make 1/4 turn R taking weight onto R (12:00)
4&5 Cross L over R, step R to R side, cross L over R
6, 7 With weight on L unwind a 1 1/4 turn R over two counts (03:00)
8& Rock R forward, recover weight onto L as you make a 1/2 turn R

REPEAT

RESTART:
Happens on the 2nd and 4th walls,
After 24 counts of the dance. Shuffle for 8&1, where 1 is the first step of the dance (step R forward).
Continue the dance from the beginning.

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