Bebé

Bebé = "baby." A cradle figure: building on the Candado lock and the Abrázala hug, the lead wraps the follow's arm into a cradled, rocked position — gently rocking the joined arms as if holding and rocking a baby — before unwinding to open. Standard reading: enter from a candado/wrap, settle into the cradle and play the rocking accent, then release through enchufla or Dile Que No. Exact club choreography may vary — verify against your teacher's version.

• Lead: Wrap into the cradle gently and rock from the body, not by tugging the arm — keep the follow's shoulder comfortable; make the rock musical, a clear accent rather than a fidget.
• Follow: Let the arm be cradled and go with the rocking without locking up; keep your frame soft so the playful image reads.
• Timing: Slow and playful — settle the cradle on one 8-count and play the rock across it, resolving on the next 8 (release 1-2-3, unwind 5-6-7).
• Common mistake: Over-tightening the wrap so the cradle strains the shoulder, or rocking arrhythmically so it loses the musical, baby-rocking feel.

A close, playful wrap in the cuddle/lock family alongside Candado and Abrázala — charm over flash. Best on a soft or breakdown section where the rocking can breathe; a social, same-partner moment.