I'm in a bit of a pickel...

[Admiral Lebron]

It seems that tomorrow I have to provide myself music to reherse a dance using prepositions in spanish. Personally I find the idea mockable as for starters I do not dance. Ever. And I kinda don't do the spanish thing. So, without further adue I ask for any suggestions on what music to bring. Keep in mind, I can get just about anything and it has to be school appropriate. Danke.

[Droo]

This really depends on what kind of dancing you would prefer to do, I am assuming that due to your dancing inexperience as it were that you would rather have something gently paced, that way the dance would be easier to do. Secondly, does it matter or is there a preference between popular Spanish music and traditional Spanish music?

How long do you need the piece of music to be? How long will the dance go on for?

[Admiral Lebron]

I don't know. She just said bring music to dance to.

[FireKat]

Prioritize. Judging by your post, I'd say work on your english first, and then proceed to work on your spanish.

[Admiral Lebron]

Thanks ....

[Sean Piett]

Do something from DDR :)

[Droo]

You could try "The Gypsy Kings - Bem Bem Maria" or for a great piece of classical music, give "Rimsky-Korsakov - Capriccio Espanol" a shot.

[Lilaena De'Ville]

Record something off the radio? :p

[Taro Idol]

"Inuendo" by Queen - it's got a great mediterranean-style break in it which is quite long.

[Droo]

I thought that myself but I think for dancing, it would be a little too short besides, everytime they'd have to use it would require them to skip to the middle of the song. But it is a wicked guitar piece and is Spanish styled music.

[FireKat]

Originally posted by Taro Idol
"Inuendo" by Queen - it's got a great mediterranean-style break in it which is quite long.

Scary, I was thinking the exact same thing!