Romeo
Choreographer: Gaylynn Brenoel - June 2020
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Step Sheet
Wait: 16 [Start on vocals]
Right Scissor step, hold, two toe struts moving left, Left Scissor step, hold, two toes struts moving right
1-4Step left foot to right. Step right foot next to right. Cross/Step left foot in front of right foot. Hold.
5,6Angle slightly left/moving to the left. Step on toes of right foot and then drop right heel to floor
7,8Step on toes of left foot and then drop left heel to floor
9-12Step right foot to left. Step left foot next to right. Cross/Step right foot in front of left foot. Hold
13,14Angle slightly right/moving to the right. Step on toes of left foot and then drop left heel to the floor
15,16Step on toes of right foot and then drop right heel to the floor
Monterey ¼ left turn, Jazz Box, Step Kick/Clap, Stomp Stomp, Swivel heels right/left/right/left
17-20Weight on left. Right foot out to the left side & touch. Right turn ¼ right. Right take weight, right foot out to the right side & touch. Left step together with left foot.
21-24Weight on left. Right foot cross/step in front of right foot. Left foot step back. Right foot step back. Step right foot next to right.
25-28Step forward on left foot, kick right foot (clap). Stomp back on right foot. Stomp on left foot.
29-32Weight on balls of both feet. Swivel heels right, left, right, left. (Ending with the weight on the right foot).
#16 count SUPER K-STEP TAG (End of Wall 4 & FACING 12 O’CLOCK). Angle slightly right. Starting with left foot, Step together, step touch forward/clap. Angle right backwards. Starting with right foot, Step together, step touch backward/clap. Angle slightly left backwards. Starting with left foot, Step together, step touch backwards/clap. Angle slightly right forward. Starting with right foot Step together, step touch forward. Clap. (It’s really just a K-Step with extra steps)
For questions contact Gaylynn Brenoel 989-305-2959 gbrenoel@hotmail.com
Last Update – 3 June 2020
Right Scissor step, hold, two toe struts moving left, Left Scissor step, hold, two toes struts moving right
1-4Step left foot to right. Step right foot next to right. Cross/Step left foot in front of right foot. Hold.
5,6Angle slightly left/moving to the left. Step on toes of right foot and then drop right heel to floor
7,8Step on toes of left foot and then drop left heel to floor
9-12Step right foot to left. Step left foot next to right. Cross/Step right foot in front of left foot. Hold
13,14Angle slightly right/moving to the right. Step on toes of left foot and then drop left heel to the floor
15,16Step on toes of right foot and then drop right heel to the floor
Monterey ¼ left turn, Jazz Box, Step Kick/Clap, Stomp Stomp, Swivel heels right/left/right/left
17-20Weight on left. Right foot out to the left side & touch. Right turn ¼ right. Right take weight, right foot out to the right side & touch. Left step together with left foot.
21-24Weight on left. Right foot cross/step in front of right foot. Left foot step back. Right foot step back. Step right foot next to right.
25-28Step forward on left foot, kick right foot (clap). Stomp back on right foot. Stomp on left foot.
29-32Weight on balls of both feet. Swivel heels right, left, right, left. (Ending with the weight on the right foot).
#16 count SUPER K-STEP TAG (End of Wall 4 & FACING 12 O’CLOCK). Angle slightly right. Starting with left foot, Step together, step touch forward/clap. Angle right backwards. Starting with right foot, Step together, step touch backward/clap. Angle slightly left backwards. Starting with left foot, Step together, step touch backwards/clap. Angle slightly right forward. Starting with right foot Step together, step touch forward. Clap. (It’s really just a K-Step with extra steps)
For questions contact Gaylynn Brenoel 989-305-2959 gbrenoel@hotmail.com
Last Update – 3 June 2020
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Gaylynn Brenoel - June 2020
Gaylynn Brenoel, featured in June 2020, is a vibrant artist whose captivating performances have left a lasting impression in our archive with two dynamic dances. Known for her infectious energy and creative expression, Gaylynn continues to inspire audiences with her unique talent and passion for dance.Can't find the right video?
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