That morning we were having our first workshop, yeay! Although I was a bit sleepy, I got the energy to learn the moves. Uruguay and Georgia would start this workshop series. Uruguay taught us Tango dance which made me very excited since I had only been watching it on So You Think Can Dance but never actually doing it. We danced in a couple. They really paid attention to us, making sure we were doing it right which is good. Then it's time for Georgia. The guys and girls were separated at first then we all danced together walking in a circle. It was quite tiring but we had so much fun.
That night we performed with Uruguay for the second time in Paraleda de la Mata. The venue is like a small football field. Before the show started, we had plenty of time to spare so we mingled with the local kids. I didn't expect their English is so fluent, even better than the adults. It is easier communicating with them in fact. I was surprised knowing they learn English only at school. We both very enthusiast, wanting to know more about each other. We could talk about many things. It was nice meeting them.
Adam found this spot that could be a great background so we did a photoshoot to kill time
And we did another photoshoot after the performance
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| With Maria and Inés |
Photos by Adam Rahmansyah
