Reverencia

Reverencia = "the bow" / "curtsy." A presentation move: the lead shows off the follow — often out of a vacila-style turn — and both mark a bow or reverence, frequently as a closing flourish to a song or phrase. It's styling and theatre rather than a turn pattern, a graceful full stop. Exact club choreography may vary — verify against your teacher's version.

• Lead: Present the follow first, then lead the bow with your own body so it reads as shared — keep the connection through the dip of the bow.
• Follow: Take the presentation tall, then mark the reverence with control rather than collapsing — it's a poised bow, not a slump.
• Timing: Present on 1-2-3, hold the bow on the break (often a sustained final hit), recover on the following phrase.
• Common mistake: Rushing the bow so it loses its dignity — the reverencia lives on a held, slow beat, so let it breathe.

A styling/presentation flourish, usually a closer rather than a connector. Lands best on a slow ending or a big musical break to cap the dance.