Jacinto 2022-03-22 09:02:32
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Tressie 2022-03-23 09:02:53
Criticizing politics and talking about class is worse than dancing. In 1958, on the eve of Castro's liberation of Cuba, a Cuban boy and an American girl fell in love but had to be separated. At the beginning of 2015, the United States and Cuba eased relations and established diplomatic relations again in July. The movie ends happily promising that it won't be their last dance, but the truth of history brings tears to my eyes. From "Dancing Hot" to "Ghosts", I miss Patrick Swayze.
Jamarcus 2022-03-27 09:01:15
It turns out that I have seen this movie~~~ I was looking for it for a year....dance is my life!
Dirty Dancing: Havana Nights quotes
Javier Suarez: [Sees Katey dancing rather unflatteringly] You're a pretty good dancer.
Katey Miller: [laughs] I was terrible.
Javier Suarez: Well, yeah. Yeah, you were terrible. But for an American, you move well.
Katey Miller: Oh, thanks.
Javier Suarez: You should see for yourself. The real dancers are at La Rosa Negra on Saturday night.
Katey Miller: Katey: Oh, I can't. I got invited to this country club... thing.
Javier Suarez: Javier: That was fast.
Katey Miller: Katey: Yeah.
Javier Suarez: Javier: Is that why you want to learn Cuban dancing? Just to impress your date?
Katey Miller: Katey: No, I wanted to...
Javier Suarez: Javier: Don't worry, don't worry. They won't dance like that at the club. Just learn the Foxtrot instead.
[Walks away]
Katey Miller: Katey:
[to herself]
Katey Miller: I already know the Foxtrot.
