European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - July 16, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Magazine a dance that stirs the soul by Dan Wollam staff writer o Douht about it this is stuff of Cir Onmi her enticing  , his icy  she is shy fill . Drum to Bill into i Ealing to is Ifica pc-", of Fri male myth it gland. Tenacious he enraptured by her Beauty watching hem perform this sensual Spanish dance stirs something in Iho incl that s what spam s traditional dances arc supposed to do got people stirred up a3 curl Sachs said in his Book. World history a fir 0,1,11 0 the Spanish dances  sensual Rico Plavil int  Power " that they do the soviet Ira named alter Seville Iverc it original cd is actually one of the Calmer versions of age old dances known genetically As flamenco or Fandango flamenco implies a connection with a pics irom Anc Fausia. Iho Southern portion of Spain famous for its horses Gullli Gleis and dancing the Sevillant says Sachs is As much a up Olalor Ach Vity Asil is a Delight to inc Parli Ipanis like most flamenco dances the so Kiilana in in Lour parts  Lour Lagos of Itic boy cols girl boy con Uchs raid Saga Alonso Delgado Soho  n dance slut Lio in Rola and Florenca Gonzale. Who gives american children Llama no lessons on the Navai base  the delicately Choro graphed dance find explained what was t obvious in inc movements part one is the Chase the couple seems to Ostle for territory although they never touch one another As is typical of Spanish dances Iho Steps arc simple but the Charm lies in what the dancers do with the rest of their bodies hand and hip movements lolling poses and looks that could kill Are All part of the style by the end of part two of the Llama no. The Man has made his approach and first physical Contact Asho Ligh Liy places his hand in the Small of her Back part three la the Climax. The two dances stare into one another s eyes both seeming to rejoice in the game of Tho pursuer and the pursued. Even inc Man. Who otherwise wears expressions of Stern bravado shows pleasure this movement is typified by  Leet and clapping hands m  the Audi no generally participate Tho fourth and concluding Par of the  is gentle and romantic. It Proi cutting the Toimi Navjot the woman by the nun 1 Don i you by live it gon Jio ii  the dancer said Lynn no dancing i of a in a a rebirth among Spanish youth you Nuj men in Alrh Cicur largely ignored do Cio for Many pc a a lie cause in did t seem like a masculine thing to do. Dulf do  f of in s beginning in tie  an a Aken inti Buucam a they  Slun. He said and Wricy Jel to  women " the  Are , popular  Spanish Spring Luis.  couples Ollyn play Hie Romieu of he Chaser and the chased or Houis on end striking a flamenco pose under a Spanish archway the dancers slate into one another s eyes both seeming to rejoice in the game of the  Lynda w Sparks wednesday july in 1986 the stars and stripes f j Pago 13