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Revision as of 22:18, 2 January 2026
| Corazones Viejos | ||||||
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| Level No. | 5-3N | |||||
| Patient(s) | ||||||
| Post-clear | "Chair dancing" session went well. Keep an eye on Mr Stevenson and ensure he stays in his wheelchair. | |||||
| Ranks | ||||||
| S | your baldosa is bellísima | |||||
| A | your molinete is magnífico | |||||
| B | your pasada is passable | |||||
| C | your ocho is so-so | |||||
| D | your calesita is careless | |||||
| Act 5 Night | ||||||
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| "Who said you can't teach this old dog some new tricks?" | ||||||
Corazones Viejos (5-3N) is a level in Rhythm Doctor. It is the Night Shift version of Seventh-Inning Stretch.
It introduces swung held beats.
Synopsis
Transcript
| [Birds enter, one by one] | |
| One...two...three...four! | |
| The whole family's back together! Aren't they beautiful? | |
| Aw, look! My children love it in their new room! | |
| I can tell they're excited. And if I put one finger on their chest, ever so gently... | |
| ...I can hear their heartbeat! Oh, it sounds a bit like mine! | |
| It's almost got my rhythm, but it sounds like...only four beats? |
| You cuties just want food, huh? | |
| Here, a quick snack. But mommy needs to run soon! | |
| Stanley wants to go chair-dancing! We're going to tango! | |
| Isn't that romantic? We used to dance for hours! |
| He said he saw a video once about "chair-dancing". | |
| They say you can do all these dances... | |
| ...without having to leave your seat! |
| ...hey, is that doctor in here? I wanted to ask her something. | |
| Just lil' old me! | |
| Oh, but don't go just yet! My hubby and I were about to try some chair-dancing! | |
| You can do all sorts of fancy ballroom dancing, all from the comfort of your chair. | |
| You can join us, if you'd like! We'll go nice and slow. | |
| Uhhh...no, ma'am...I think I'm good. | |
| Suit yourself! Let us know what you think of our moves. | |
| Ready, honey? | |
| I was born ready! |
[Final verse]
| How are my moves? Just as sharp as our wedding night? | |
| Even sharper! But darling, don't pull a muscle, okay? |
| What do you think? Do you think I've still got it? | |
| Graceful as a butterfly! Like you haven't skipped a day. | |
| Uh, not to intrude your sweet little moment here, but I heard some music and came by to check it out. | |
| You two really still have your rhythm, huh? That was...like...I don't even know what to say! | |
| Ma'am, you were going crazy, like...flexible like a gymnast! At your age?! | |
| And gramps over here...he's still got moves! Even in the chair, he's swinging around, spinning around...amazing! | |
| I don't know what I expected. Any chance you're, uh...willing to give some dance lessons to a newbie? | |
| My arm's still stuck in this thing, but maybe I can still make it work? | |
| Of course! We'll work around it. You're always welcome here. | |
| Alright! You hear that, intern? The big man's hitting in the dance floor! |
| Finally, some good music! Did you hear the Stevensons playing that tango record? | |
| They're thinking of starting a little dance club here in the hospital. | |
| If they go through it, I'm thinkin' of joining. | |
| Tango, samba, swing...I've dabbled in a little bit of everything. | |
| I could use a dance partner. You in? |
Trivia
- "Corazones Viejos" is Spanish for "Old Hearts", likely referring to the Stevensons.

