Corazones Viejos

Corazones Viejos
I saw an internet video about this once. Time to bring back some of my old moves!
Level No.	5-3N
Patient(s)	Mr. Stevenson Mrs. Stevenson Unmentioned: Parrot Oriole Cockatiel Owl
Pager
Pre-clear	Our elderly patients have reserved the fitness room for "chair dancing" therapy. They'll need a spotter.
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 (8)	your molinete is magnífico
B (16)	your pasada is passable
C (24)	your ocho is so-so
D (46)	your calesita is careless
F	your barrida is quite bad
Act 5 Night
← 5-2N Unsustainable Inconsolable 5-3 Seventh-Inning Stretch
"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. Unlike Song of the Sea (Night) however, this is a full-on level instead of another intermission. It's also the last Night Shift level available.

It introduces swung -x-x-x patterns and swung held beats.

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.