El Toro
Choreographed by Adrian Churm🇬🇧
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Step Sheet
52 Count, 4 Wall
Sec 1: Stomp (Appel), Side step, point, close, back, close, side, close
Sec 2: ¼ turn on the spot (Sur place), cross rock forward, recover, ½ turn triple step right
Sec 3: Rock forward, recover, ½ turn triple step left, walk around, Spanish line
Sec 4: Walk around making a ½ turn into Spanish Line, Flamenco taps, Spanish line
Sec 5: Flamenco taps, step back touch, Syncopated cross rocks x2
Sec 6: Cross rocks, forward rock touch, Step forward, tap, flick back, ball step, step forward touch.
Sec 7: Two ½ pivot turns left
Tag / Restart: 3rd wall after count 8 of section 2 you will do the following Tag then Restart
Ending: when using Spanish Gypsy Dance by Klaus Hallen Tanz Orchester
After count 8 of section 4 step right foot forward, ¼ turn right closing left to right
There is an instructional video on my Face book page and YouTube for the arm positions that accompany this dance.
Contact - Email: danceade@hotmail.co.uk
1 – 2Right stomp in place, left steps to the side.
3 – 4Turn body slightly to the left and point right foot forward and across left, turn body back to centre closing right foot to left.
5 – 6Left steps back and behind right (slight body turn to the left) right closes to left (body back to centre)
7 – 8Left steps to the side, right touches next to left
Sec 2: ¼ turn on the spot (Sur place), cross rock forward, recover, ½ turn triple step right
1 – 4On the balls of the feet turn ¼ to the left stepping on the spot R, L, R, L.
5 – 6Rock right foot forward and across left, recover back onto left foot
7&8Make a ½ turn around to the right R, L, R.
Sec 3: Rock forward, recover, ½ turn triple step left, walk around, Spanish line
1 – 2Rock left foot forward and across right, recover back onto left foot
3&4Make a ½ turn around to the left L, R, L.
5 – 6Step right foot forward, ¼ turn right step left foot to the side.
7 – 8¼ turn right & step right foot back, touch left toe forward (heel raised).
Sec 4: Walk around making a ½ turn into Spanish Line, Flamenco taps, Spanish line
1 – 2Step left foot forward, ¼ turn left step right foot to the side.
3 – 4¼ turn left & step left foot back, touch right toe forward (heel raised).
5&6Step right foot forward, tap left toe twice behind right foot.
7 – 8Step left foot back, touch right toe forward (heel raised).
Sec 5: Flamenco taps, step back touch, Syncopated cross rocks x2
1&2Step right foot forward, tap left toe twice behind right foot.
3 – 4Step left foot back, touch right next to left.
5&6Rock right foot across left, recover back onto left, step right foot to the side.
7&8Rock left foot across right, recover back onto right, step left to the side.
Sec 6: Cross rocks, forward rock touch, Step forward, tap, flick back, ball step, step forward touch.
1&2Rock right foot across left, recover back onto left, step right foot to the side.
3&4Rock forward onto left, recover back onto right, touch left next to right
5&6&Step left forward, tap right toe behind left foot, flick right foot back, step ball of right behind left
7 – 8Step left foot forward, touch right next to left.
Sec 7: Two ½ pivot turns left
1 – 2Step right foot forward, ½ turn left.
3 – 4Step right foot forward, ½ turn left.
Tag / Restart: 3rd wall after count 8 of section 2 you will do the following Tag then Restart
1 – 2Make a ½ turn right & step back onto the left foot, touch right next to left. Restart.
Ending: when using Spanish Gypsy Dance by Klaus Hallen Tanz Orchester
After count 8 of section 4 step right foot forward, ¼ turn right closing left to right
There is an instructional video on my Face book page and YouTube for the arm positions that accompany this dance.
Contact - Email: danceade@hotmail.co.uk
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