Mojitos?

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To my Miami/South Beach/Cuban friends…

Or to ANYONE who moves all night to the beat of a Samba or Merengue…

I know that a “Mojito” is a drink…but in the Barcardi Mojito Commercial…is “The Mojito” also the name of the dance they are doing?

(Whew…there are some Hotties in that Commercial…JUST like I remember on South Beach!)

Mufasa

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[quote]Mufasa wrote:
To my Miami/South Beach/Cuban friends…

Or to ANYONE who moves all night to the beat of a Samba or Merengue…

I know that a “Mojito” is a drink…but in the Barcardi Mojito Commercial…is “The Mojito” also the name of the dance they are doing?

(Whew…there are some Hotties in that Commercial…JUST like I remember on South Beach!)

Mufasa[/quote]

Them things will sneak up you!

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[quote]Mufasa wrote:
To my Miami/South Beach/Cuban friends…

Or to ANYONE who moves all night to the beat of a Samba or Merengue…

I know that a “Mojito” is a drink…but in the Barcardi Mojito Commercial…is “The Mojito” also the name of the dance they are doing?

(Whew…there are some Hotties in that Commercial…JUST like I remember on South Beach!)

Mufasa[/quote]

I don’t know. But the “bartender” in that commercial is using the muddler upside down and it irks me.

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LOL, Panther!

I hadn’t noticed that!

I guess I was WAY too focused on the Hotties!

LOL!

Okay, my friends…any ideas on the dance?

Mufasa

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LOVE the commercial!

(Really reminds me of my College days…)

Any ideas on the dance?

Mufasa

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[quote]Panther1015 wrote:
Mufasa wrote:
To my Miami/South Beach/Cuban friends…

Or to ANYONE who moves all night to the beat of a Samba or Merengue…

I know that a “Mojito” is a drink…but in the Barcardi Mojito Commercial…is “The Mojito” also the name of the dance they are doing?

(Whew…there are some Hotties in that Commercial…JUST like I remember on South Beach!)

Mufasa

I don’t know. But the “bartender” in that commercial is using the muddler upside down and it irks me.
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most muddlers and have two ends: a large, nearly flat one, and a smaller round one. for bulky fruit that needs a good crush the flatter end works best. for leaves and peels the round end makes sharper contact to get the oils to release.

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Ahhh…

Perhaps a bartender from South Beach?

Mufasa

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There is a form of the Rumba called El Mojito.