拍數:
32
牆數:
4
級數:
Beginner
Choreographers note:- A simple QQS Rumba Choreographed to take up little floor space yet allow for full Cuban Motion body movement and styling. As this is strict tempo, there are No Tags or Restarts
Dance History:- The dance was Choreographed in 1994 as a guide/introduction to Latin Dance Teachers of the merits of Line Dance. This dance later proved successful as a ‘warm up’ prior to a number of Competitions.
It was first demonstrated (by accident) to line dancers in Bogor,Indonesia on 30th September 2011
The dance was given the title ‘Mourumba’ and ‘officially released’ in 2014 along with the ¼ turn at the end (to compliment the earlier dance ‘Moving On Up’. ‘MOVING ON UP’ was an smoother flowing Line Dance adaptation which became a Global Hit in 2004-10 and particularly in the Asean countries between 2009 and present day – July 23rd 2014.
Dance starts on the vocals (after 62 count intro).
2x Press-Recover-Together-Hold.
1 - 2Press right to right side. Recover onto left.
3 - 4Step right next to left. Hold.
5 - 6Press left to left side. Recover onto right.
7 - 8Step left next to right. Hold.
Press. Recover. Back. Hold. Back. Recover. Fwd. Hold.
9 - 10Press forward onto right. Recover onto left.
11 - 12Step right slightly backward. Hold
13 - 14Press backward onto left. Recover onto right.
15 - 16Step left slightly forward. Hold.
2x Fwd-Pivot-Fwd-Hold.
17 - 18Short step forward onto right. Pivot 1/2 left (weight on left - 6).
19 - 20Step right slightly in front of left. Hold.
21 - 22Short step forward onto left. Pivot 1/2 right (weight on right - 12).
23 - 24Step left slightly in front of right. Hold.
Double New Yorker (2x 1/4 Press-Recover-1/4 Side-Hold). 1/4 (9:00)
25 - 26Turn ¼ left & press forward onto right (9). Recover onto left.
27 - 28Turn ¼ right & step right to right side (12). Hold.
29 - 30Turn ¼ right & press forward onto left (3). Recover onto right
31 - 32Turn ¼ left & step left to left side (12). Hold.
&Turn ¼ left (9) - prepare for Count 1
DANCE FINISH: The dance will finish on count 32& of Wall 12 facing Home.
After the ¼ turn, step right to right side – and pose.
Last Update – 16 Aug. 2020
Dance History:- The dance was Choreographed in 1994 as a guide/introduction to Latin Dance Teachers of the merits of Line Dance. This dance later proved successful as a ‘warm up’ prior to a number of Competitions.
It was first demonstrated (by accident) to line dancers in Bogor,Indonesia on 30th September 2011
The dance was given the title ‘Mourumba’ and ‘officially released’ in 2014 along with the ¼ turn at the end (to compliment the earlier dance ‘Moving On Up’. ‘MOVING ON UP’ was an smoother flowing Line Dance adaptation which became a Global Hit in 2004-10 and particularly in the Asean countries between 2009 and present day – July 23rd 2014.
Dance starts on the vocals (after 62 count intro).
2x Press-Recover-Together-Hold.
1 - 2Press right to right side. Recover onto left.
3 - 4Step right next to left. Hold.
5 - 6Press left to left side. Recover onto right.
7 - 8Step left next to right. Hold.
Press. Recover. Back. Hold. Back. Recover. Fwd. Hold.
9 - 10Press forward onto right. Recover onto left.
11 - 12Step right slightly backward. Hold
13 - 14Press backward onto left. Recover onto right.
15 - 16Step left slightly forward. Hold.
2x Fwd-Pivot-Fwd-Hold.
17 - 18Short step forward onto right. Pivot 1/2 left (weight on left - 6).
19 - 20Step right slightly in front of left. Hold.
21 - 22Short step forward onto left. Pivot 1/2 right (weight on right - 12).
23 - 24Step left slightly in front of right. Hold.
Double New Yorker (2x 1/4 Press-Recover-1/4 Side-Hold). 1/4 (9:00)
25 - 26Turn ¼ left & press forward onto right (9). Recover onto left.
27 - 28Turn ¼ right & step right to right side (12). Hold.
29 - 30Turn ¼ right & press forward onto left (3). Recover onto right
31 - 32Turn ¼ left & step left to left side (12). Hold.
&Turn ¼ left (9) - prepare for Count 1
DANCE FINISH: The dance will finish on count 32& of Wall 12 facing Home.
After the ¼ turn, step right to right side – and pose.
Last Update – 16 Aug. 2020
