Bachata - Pullaita Hip / Pullaito by Agustin y Alba

“When the leg comes down, the hips want to touch. It's not about pushing out like this — it's the feeling of your knees meeting each other like a kiss.”

CONTEXTA figurative explanation of how the knees and hips meet as the leg comes down

“The hips go back, then up, then back again and they touch. And then you turn to the left — more to the left.”

CONTEXTExplaining the flow from the hip direction changes (back-up-back) into the turn to the left

“This move is called "pullaita."”

CONTEXTWrapping up by naming the whole hip and leg movement he just explained

“It's important that your weight is on the toes of your front foot. If your weight is back, you end up moving with just your hips.”

CONTEXTExplaining why your weight should be on the front foot, and how the hip movement changes when it isn't (when it's back)