Montaña Estrellas

Montaña Estrellas = "mountain stars." It elaborates the base Montaña ("mountain") — a two-handed wrap-and-unwind figure that builds an overhead "mountain" shape with the arms — by adding star-shaped arm patterns and extra overhead figures before resolving. Standard reading: lead the Montaña wrap, then trace the additional star/overhead shapes with the joined hands and unwind to open. Exact club choreography may vary — verify against your teacher's version.

• Lead: Keep both joined hands high and untangled while you trace the star patterns — the shapes only read if the arms stay clear; lead the wrap and unwind smoothly so the follow is never cranked.
• Follow: Give overhead room, keep your head level under the arm patterns, and let the wrap and unwind be led without ducking out of the shapes.
• Timing: Montaña wrap across one 8-count, the star/overhead patterns across the next, resolving on the following 8.
• Common mistake: Tangling the two hands while drawing the star shapes, or dropping the height so an overhead figure catches the follow's head.

An elaborated, showpiece version of Montaña — same wrap family, dressed with extra overhead geometry. A visual accent for an open musical moment, danced with the same partner.