20s Charleston Dance - Gatsby style


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The Charleston is a lively, high-energy dance that became extremely popular during the 1920s. It is characterized by its upbeat tempo and distinctive steps, which include a combination of swaying arms and fast-moving feet. The dance typically involves a pattern of stepping forward and backward, with the knees bending in and out, creating a swinging motion. The arms often move in opposition to the legs, adding to the dynamic and exuberant style of the dance. The Charleston embodies the spirit of the Roaring Twenties and is often associated with flapper culture, jazz music, and the uninhibited atmosphere of that era.

I think she pretty well covered it!

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  • mary

    The ladies were fantabulous!

  • CharMaine

    Fantastic!!! Thank you, Mel! Love this music. The gals were outstanding. Five Gold Stars on this one. Have a great weekend every one!

  • Rocky Venti

    Mel - This is a winner! I can remember my mother dancing the Charleston for us kids. It was a little later than the 20's but I am 82 and it is something you never forget.

  • Carolyn

    Loved the dancing good to watch there should be more of it....cheers

  • Dee

    Oh what fun. Loved it.

  • Mary Jane

    This was great, would love to be able to dance like that, but I have no coordination.

  • Lola

    I loved it!! That was a great Video! Those young ladies are great!!!

  • Marty

    I'm not into dancing, but you could probably burn some calories doing that!! I'd have "the big 'un", the heart attack that would take me out if I tried it. OH to be 20 again!! LOL

  • Becky

    FUN TIMES...

  • Sher

    Pure fun! :)

  • Kathy

    Great moves.

  • Rachel

    Great!!

  • adelemarshall33@yahoo.com

    love it

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