: Create a "beak" with your hands in front of your face, opening and closing them rhythmically.

: Follow the lyrical cue to lean or step backward while maintaining the flapping motion. 3. Popular Versions to Practice

: Tuck your hands into your armpits and flap your elbows like wings in time with the beat.

: Step back with one foot, bring the other to meet it, and tap. Switch feet and repeat.

: It’s an eight-beat count, but you only step three times before a brief pause (Step-Step-Step-Pause).

The foundation is the standard Cumbia "back-step," which creates a playful, swinging motion.

What makes this specific cumbia unique is the miming of a chicken's movements during the chorus.