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Jesus Solario of Paso moves on to next round of "So You Think You Can Dance"

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June 21, 2007 09:29 PM

Paso Robles dancer Jesus Solorio moved on to the third round of Fox’s “So You Think You Can Dance” Wednesday night, after his performance to loud cheers from the audience Tuesday.

Solario, known as "Chuy," and his partner Sarah randomly selected as their dance genre for the performance the Paso Doble, a Spanish dance conjuring a matador and his cape, which their choreographers for the performance set to a remix of Queen’s “We will rock you.”

While the judges questioned the pairing of the traditional dance with the music, they didn’t question Solario's performance.

“Jesus, your carriage and your presence was fabulous,” said judge Mia Michaels.

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“Jesus, amazing,” said judge Mary Murphy. “You had the fire and the passion. You have that passion that we love seeing in the Paso Doble. You have it. It’s real. You made us believe it. Your hips, your rotation, the way you attack things.”

Nigel Lythegoe agreed, and so did the audience, some of whom were holding signs reading “Paso Robles (hearts) Jesus.”

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