Nilriri Mambo
Choreographer: Kuk Kumson (국금선), Eun Hee Yoon (윤 은희), April 2019
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Sec. 1) Forward rock, Recover, Triple step, Back rock, Recover, Triple step
1-2: Rock step L forward(1), Recover on R (2)
3&4: (Step L, Step R, Step L) in place (3&4)
5-6: Rock step R back,(5), Recover on L(6)
7&8: (Step R, Step L, Step R) in place (7&8)
Sec. 2) (Side rock, Recover, Cross rock, Recover) x 2
1-2: Rock step L to L side(1), Recover on R(2)
3-4: Rock step L cross over R(3), Recover on R(4)
5-6: Rock step L to L side(5), Recover on R(6)
7-8: Rock step L cross over R(7), Recover on R(8)
Sec. 3) 1/4L Vine step, 1/4L Scuff, Hip bumps, Touch
1-4: Step L to L side(1), Step R behind L(2), 1/4L Step L forward(3), (9:00)1/4L Scuff R(4) (6:00)
5-8: Step R to R side with hip bumps(R, L, R)(5-7), Touch L to next to R(8)
Sec. 4) 1/4L Vine step, Scuff, Hip bumps, Touch
1-4: Step L to L side(1), Step R behind L(2), 1/4L Step L forward(3), Scuff R(4) (3:00)
5-8: Step R to R side with hip bumps(R, L, R)(5-7), Touch L to next to R(8)
Restart: Wall 6 after 8 counts (3:00)
Just a note: 'Nilriri' in Korean is not meant to be a word but is meant to stimulate excitement. "Nilriri Mambo' is a compound word with Korean 'Nilriri' and 'Mambo'
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About the Choreographer
Kuk Kumson (국금선), Eun Hee Yoon (윤 은희), April 2019
Kuk Kumson (국금선) and Eun Hee Yoon (윤 은희) are vibrant artists who bring passion and creativity to their performances, showcasing their unique styles in two captivating dances featured in our archive. With each movement, they inspire audiences and celebrate the art of dance, leaving an unforgettable mark on the stage!Can't find the right video?
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