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title: 3 Tresillo%3A Partnered
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date: 2026-04-28T08:02:00.567Z
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## FOCUS 
- This lesson focuses on applying the Tresillo rhythm in partner dancing, using it as a new basic step for improvisation and exploration.
## TIP & TRICKS:
- Start in closed position and use the Tresillo rhythm as your basic step.
- Take steps in different directions, such as forward and back, or travel as desired.
- Transition into open position and lead any dance vocabulary you know.
- Keep the Tresillo rhythm in your feet as the only rule during practice.
- Change points of connection and explore body shapes within the rhythmic footwork.
- Maintain relaxed arms, described as 'spaghetti arms', and stay in side-by-side position if preferred.

##REMEMBER
- The Tresillo rhythm serves as the foundational step for improvisation in partner dancing.
- Focus on breathing and staying relaxed to allow natural body movements to occur.
- Leaders can lead terms for both themselves and followers without rushing.
- Experiment with different positions and connections while adhering to the rhythm.
- Use the rhythm to guide your dance exploration and adapt it to various movements.
- Incorporate the rhythm into all aspects of your dance to enhance fluidity and creativity.
