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https://3speak.tv/watch?v=paula17/mdjjsxer Hola comunidad, hoy les quiero hablar sobre un estilo de baile que estudié por 1 año y me gustó muchísimo, se llama "Locking", y muchas personas no tienen idea de que existe. El Locking es un estilo de danza funk y baile callejero creado en California en la década de los 60 por Don Campbell. Se bailaba originalmente con música funk, como la de James Brown, Sly, The Family Stone y grupos similares. El nombre está basado en el concepto de “Lock” como bloqueo, el cual creó Don Campbell con sus amigos de la universidad. Don Campbell - Creador del Locking En los clubes, Don era intocable, ganando concursos de baile uno tras otro con su estilo único. El estilo de Don se hizo aún más popular a principios de los años 70, cuando tuvo más exposición durante sus apariciones como bailarín destacado en el popular programa de televisión "Soul Train" y en giras patrocinadas por "Soul Train" en los Estados Unidos. ¿Recuerdan el videoclip de porristas "HEY MICKEY" de Toni Basil? Muchos conocerán esta famosa canción y artista. Toni no solo cantaba, sino que bailaba y era coreógrafa. Toni Basil Don Campbell y Toni Basil fundaron “The Lockers” en 1973 y cambiaron para siempre el mundo del baile. Estamos hablando de uno de los grupos más importantes de la historia, que al comienzo de su carrera se llamó “The Campbell Lockers”. Esta gente sentó las bases de lo que sería el Locking, desde los movimientos hasta la indumentaria. Cabe destacar que sin la contribución de Toni Basil como gerente de The Lockers más su experiencia y conexiones en el mundo del espectáculo, el Locking como forma de baile quizás nunca hubiera podido haber alcanzado el nivel comercial que obtuvo. The Lockers El video que les dejé arriba es de una tarea de Locking que hice cuando estudié este estilo. Debo admitir que no tengo la ropa indicada en el video, pero estaba recién empezando con este baile. Los "lockers" suelen usar sombrero, medias de rayas, tirantes, colores negro y blanco etc. Quiero mostrarles un video donde podrán ver bailarines profesionales de este estilo: <iframe width="640" height="480" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/OWzEagdAaT0" allowfullscreen="allowfullscreen" webkitallowfullscreen="webkitallowfullscreen" mozallowfullscreen="mozallowfullscreen" frameborder="0" > Espero les haya gustado este baile tan genial y divertido. !Gracias por leer! ENGLISH DOWN BELOW ⬇️ Hello community, today I want to talk about a dance style that I studied for 1 year and I really liked it, it's called "Locking", and many people have no idea that it exists. Locking is a style of funk and street dance created in California in the 60's by Don Campbell. It was originally danced to funk music, such as that of James Brown, Sly, The Family Stone and similar groups. The name is based on the concept of "Lock" as lock 🔒 which Don Campbell created with his college friends. In the clubs, Don was untouchable, winning dance contests one after another with his unique style. Don's style became even more popular in the early 1970's, when he got more exposure during his appearances as a featured dancer on the popular "Soul Train" TV show and on "Soul Train" sponsored tours in the United States. Do you remember Toni Basil's "HEY MICKEY" cheerleading video clip? Many people loved this famous song and artist. Toni not only sang but danced and was a choreographer. Don Campbell and Toni Basil founded "The Lockers" in 1973 and changed the dance world forever. We are talking about one of the most important groups in history, which at the beginning of their career was called "The Campbell Lockers". These people laid the foundations of what would become the Locking, from the movements to the clothing. It should be noted that without Toni Basil's contribution as manager of The Lockers plus his show business experience and connections, Locking as a dance form might never have reached the commercial level it did. The video I left above is from a Locking assignment I did when I studied this style. I must admit that I don't have the clothes indicated in the video, but I was just starting with this dance. The "lockers" usually wear a hat, striped stockings, suspenders, black and white colors etc. I want to show you a video about professional dancers of this style: <iframe width="640" height="480" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/OWzEagdAaT0" allowfullscreen="allowfullscreen" webkitallowfullscreen="webkitallowfullscreen" mozallowfullscreen="mozallowfullscreen" frameborder="0" > I hope you liked this cool and fun dance. Thanks for reading!