P.E LESSON(SEVILLANAS AND RUMBA)

Hello everyone!
Here you have my PE project, that consists in a Sevillanas and a Rumba lesson.
We couldn´t do the Rumba lesson because we didn´t have time, I´m sorry, but if you want to know more about those types of dances you can ask me and I will explain you.
I hope you enjoy it.
Have a nice weekend:)
Sevillanas and Rumba Lesson
Here I lend you a very beautiful song that I really recommend you.

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