Wow, I loved i! Very engaging. I've recently begun working much more on my belly and torso accentuation and isolations, and I thought yours were really lovely! It was hard to see your face, but it seemed like you were having a great time. I felt that your posture was very strong throughout, and you weren't afraid to hold a pose if that's what the music called for.

My only two negatives are really small...one is to keep the fingers slightly closer together while doing the dramatic flamenco wrist curls; and the second is that I thought the veil post at the beginning was a tad too villain-from-a-silent-movie (veil held just under eyes thing). I couldn't tell if that was tongue-in-cheek or not. But either way it was a very effective and fun way to claim your dance space.

Ok...maybe one more. While I thought your poses were beautiful and strong, there were a lot of them. But I may be projecting a bit since I tend to do a lot of poses as well. But they were always well-placed and fit well with the music.

Great use of the floor and excellent musicality. What can I say...super fun! Thanks for posting!

You may have not heard this before but I like how you lift your knee. Kinda funny bet yeah the way you do it is sheik. Isolations were great and the whole thing was free spirited and fun. The only thing I'd say to make the beginning a little more engaging is to do what you did at the end which was changing the direction of your spin which worked really well so when entering to go one way and then do maybe a small spin and then travel in the opposite direction around the room and so on. It's good too that eventhough it was improv that there was a common thread through the dance which leads the eye of the audience like when getting caught up in a story or movie.