Tropicana

An enchufla that finishes with an overhead arm-circle: as the follow plugs across, the lead circles the joined hands over her head like a halo before settling back to open. The enchufla provides the place-change and momentum; the overhead ring is the decoration that gives the move its flourish. A very standard rueda call.

• Lead: Complete the enchufla first, then lead the overhead circle high and smooth — keep the joined hand above the follow's head height so the ring clears cleanly.
• Follow: Plug across on the enchufla, keep your head level, and let the lead's hand trace the circle around you without ducking or grabbing.
• Timing: Enchufla on 1-2-3, the overhead arm-circle across 5-6-7, resolving on the next 8.
• Common mistake: Dropping the hand too low so the circle catches the follow's head, or rushing the halo before the enchufla has resolved.

A classic beginner casino figure that dresses the plain enchufla with an overhead shape — pure social flair, common in rueda and easy to read in the circle.