Evelyn

Evelyn starts like an enchufla, but as you stop the follow you add your own right turn — a hook turn (vuelta) — to come back around and re-face her, right-hand to right-hand. From there a second enchufla or a hook resolves it, and you finish with a Dile Que No. It's one of the first figures where the lead's body becomes part of the show.

• Lead: Enchufla in, then on the stop, hook your right foot and spin right to re-face — don't lose the follow's hand or your place in the slot. Land right-to-right, ready to resolve.
• Follow: Travel the enchufla as normal and hold a steady frame while he turns — your job is to be the calm anchor his spin pivots against. Then receive the resolution into the Dile Que No.
• Timing: Enchufla on 1-2-3, lead's hook turn on 5-6-7, resolve via second enchufla / Dile Que No on the following phrase.
• Common mistake: Lead under-rotating the hook and ending up off-axis to the follow — commit the full turn so you land square. Follow over-helping and drifting out of the slot.

Naming and exact hand sequence vary across casino scenes — "Evelyn" / "Evelyn de Cuba" are the common labels for the enchufla-plus-lead-hook family. The reusable idea is the lead adds a vuelta inside a swap — once that clicks, a dozen decorated enchuflas open up.