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These guys are on the paseo every night. They put on quite a long show, usually while we're having dinner, so I can't catch more than a minute or two. This time, I was able to watch the entire performance. I hope you enjoy the three videos.
And, just so you know, I could do all these moves if I wanted to. I just don't want to.
Break dance rule number one, shirts and tops must not be tucked in.
ReplyDeleteAndrew:
DeleteAgreed.
WOW! These guys were great! Hope they got a 'hat-full' that evening!
ReplyDeleteImagine, Mitchell, doing that every night.....what a 'core' we would have! Speaking for myself of course.
Jim:
DeleteThey seem to do well. I saw at least a couple of 5 euros notes go into the hat. On top of performing well, they're really engaging and know how to connect with the audience. And, Jim, doing that once... what a 'sore" we would have! (Of course, also speaking for myself.)
The agility and rhythm of break dancers always fascinates me. These guys were great!
ReplyDeleteCarole:
DeleteI wonder how many times they landed on their heads while learning their moves.
I love break dancers, they are so fun to watch! I used to be able to do a few tricks myself, badly though, I should add!
ReplyDeleteHayley:
DeleteYou're ahead of me. I never even tried to do a few of these tricks. But, if I did, I can guarantee it would have been very badly.
Just shows what a little confidence and verve plus some physical suppleness will do. Or, as here, a lot.
ReplyDeleteRaybeard:
DeleteAnd lots and lots of practice!
Of course you could do all those moves if you wanted to. Spain has good health care, doesn't it?
ReplyDeleteStephen:
DeleteWell, we've got private insurance. So we're covered. But... I don't think so. (I just don't feel like it.)