Denver/Colorado/Cowboy/Western Cha-Cha

A couples stationary or line dance Cha-Cha.
Singles may readily do this dance intermixed with
Couples.

This dance is widely done in the west and has been
done often on Club Dance.  This writer was taught
this dance at Midnight Rodeo Club in North Albuquerque
by an NTA instructor, tho the instructor did not know
the origin of the dance.

Couples use either Skater's or Sweetheart position.
The usual romantic Neon-Moon type of music goes great
with this dance.

1-4		Lfwd	Rback Cha-Cha-Cha

5-8		Rfwd	Lback	Cha-Cha-Cha

9-12	Lback Rfwd  Cha-Cha-Cha
                  and 1/2 turn right

13-16 Rback Lfwd  Cha-Cha-Cha
                  and 1/2 turn left

17-20 Lback Rfwd  Cha-Cha-Cha
                  and 1/4 turn right
                  (Men need to step forward
                   enough to make room for
                   their partner's steps here.)

      (LeftHand Windmill turn)
21-24 Rfwd  L     Cha-Cha-Cha
      & 1/2
      turn
      pivot

     (Lefthand
      Windmill
      turn back)  (Return to S/W position)
25-28 Rfwd  L			Lfwd	Rback
      & 1/2
      turn
      pivot


Notes:
 -  Last 2 counts and first 2 counts form
    two rock-forward steps.
 -  Normal couples cha-cha variations may
    be done on counts 5-16, e.g., men may
    turn out in advance of their partner,
    or men may turn their partner across
    while not turning themselves.