Dance

Maybe a dress if it's that important.

The patron saints of dancers are:

•Genesius

•Philemon

•Vitus

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''Breaking Benjamin'' was the band that sings that song.

"Ballet originated in France."

I'm not a big fan of disputes, but I beg to differ. Ballet was originally invented in Italy as a form of ballroom dancing of its time. It was later imported in France for royal entertainment.

He wants to dance with you, that's what it means. He probably thinks you're pretty, too. There might not be any other emotions involved, but you can never know for sure.

Highland Fling

She danced her Viennese Waltz to "The Killing Moon" by Nouvelle Vague. She danced her jive to "Shake a Tail Feather" by Ray Charles.

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Kraftwerk "Tour de France" (7" Breakdance Version)

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It's based on a story named "the Nutcracker and the Mouse King" by E.T.A Hoffman.

I don't mean to discourage you or put you down in any way, but the answer is probably no. Ballerinas start their training around the age . of three and work intensively for many years to reach a professional level, and even then many do not make it. I'm also not saying that is impossible for you to become professional ballerina, but you would have to work ridicuosly hard, and even then you would be in competion with girls that have worked and trained their entire lives to become ballerinas, meaning they would have years more practice than you. It takes usually at least ten years just to get on pointe. Now this doesn't mean you still can't join a class, even just for fun, and it is still possible to get fairly good at ballet too.

Hiya, the comment above is very true but if you are discouraged don't be it is not possible and if you have ever seen the film 'black swan' you will see how Natalie Portman who played the ballet dancer was great at it, she has no doubles in the movie and became that skilled after just 365 days of extremely intense training, if you follow your dream, you can do anything - just about! ;)

Both above are true. I am an aspiring professional contemporary dancer and it is INTENSE. If you absolutely love it, as in cannot imagine a day without it, and you are willing to dedicate your life (I am at the studio 7 days a week for many hours a day) to it, then it may be worth a shot. Ballet especially is extremely competitive and strenuous. at 13 that gives you about 5 years to perfect a technique. It takes about 10 serious years to make a professional dancer out of yourself. (not really counting those first few years of "just for fun") if you do not have the body for ballet, not to sound rude, but it is just fact; dont look the part, won't get it-trust me-- and if u really just started, it would be immensely difficult. Not saying that it hasnt been done, but the coordination and the flawless technique it takes to make it, among many other things, are nearly impossible to reach in 5 years. Especially when adding pointe technique to the equation. Dont lose hope, but also be realistic! if you really love dancing, you can always keep dancing, but a career may be very difficult.

Shake youjr butt, shake your things(girls)

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Many of them said they wanted "artistic freedom".

Ballet helps you with musicality, discipline, flexibility, muscle strength, and attention to detail.

Yes, of course you can. If you are very serious about ballet as a career, I think it would be a bit too late to start from scratch. But if you want to do ballet because you enjoy it or you just want to learn the style, I would recommend joining. It takes quite a long time before you can reach an advanced (pointe shoe) standard, but if you are just looking for a fun hobby, dance is really fun and I have been doing it for the past 10 years (I am 12).

At most dance studios, they have a rosin box where you rosin your tap shoes so they're not slippery. Simply step in the rosin in your ballet shoes for a short amount of time and you should be good to go.

It depends what style u do best or in wat style u r intrested if u r goin for ny competition do folk dance

Jason Sean Smith

Nickname: NoBones

November 30th (Birthday)

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One of the most flexible ICONic Boyz.

Favorite book is "Tuck Ever Lasting"

He loves to learn!

dont worry about it

so you think you can dance

Facial expressions are when you describe the emotions of a dance with your face.x