> For those of you who are sick of the Macarena, you may find this humorous!
Is there anyone who is not yet? Hearing any song a couple hundred times
can drive people crazy, then there is Macerena. Why can't we just let the
dance just wither and die?
Derek, who promises to never put it on another dance tape again.
>
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> Date: Fri, 27 SEP 1996 06:33:18 -0700
> From: ecdenton <ecdenton@aristotle.net>
> Newgroups: rec.arts.dance
> Subject: More Macarena origin rumors
>
> A couple of weeks back, Enio posted the suggestion that the Macarena is a
> latin version of the Hokey Pokey. It seems as logical as any of the
> more serious origin stories I've heard.
>
> But this morning, I read a newspaper story in which a fitness expert says
> the Macarena is a good way to get up and moving, an avenue to physical
> fitness.
>
> In light of that, my husband says the Macarena is actually Tai Chi on
> fast forward.
>
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> Emily Roberts "When the going gets tough, the tough go dancing."
> ecdenton@aristotle.net N. Little Rock, Arkansas
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