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Grooms dance the cumbia of “Eso, Tilín” at their wedding and all attendees go crazy

One of the most important things at a wedding is the waltz, since it is the first song that the couple dances to as newlyweds. Although there are compositions that have become traditional, nowadays, people choose their favorite melody for that special moment.

But in case the song is very moving, the newlyweds must adapt the rhythm to dance it slowly. However, there are others who do not care and prefer what is in fashion, like this couple who surprised their guests by choosing cumbia That, Tilin.

Karol Herrera went viral after uploading a video of her civil wedding in Peru, where she and her husband can be seen breaking waltz stereotypes and taking their best steps to the rhythm of “Eso Tilín, baila, Tílin”.

@karolherrera__

Our civil wedding was intimate but we couldn’t miss the Surprises 🤣 #fyp #tilin

♬ original sound – Karol Herrera

Our civil wedding was intimate but surprises could not be missing.

Between jumping, turning, shouting and doing fun dance steps, the couple showed their happiness at having taken the most important step in their relationship.

The fun dance caused a sensation in the users and it did not take long to go viral. So far, the video has more than 5000 likes, more than 300 comments and more than 70,000 reproductions.

Newlywed couple goes viral on TikTok by dancing the Tílin cumbia.

In addition to their happy first dance as husband and wife, they shared other videos where they can be seen happy next to their friends and family. The couple assures that they have been in a relationship for ten years and wanted to have a more intimate party, surrounded by the people they really appreciate.

Despite the fact that in some media it was said that the newlywed couple was from Mexico, the tiktoker He uploaded a video in which he clarifies that they are more Peruvian than the potato.

@karolherrera__

We had to receive the year recreating our dance of the tilin that made us viral #fyp #tilin

♬ original sound – Karol Herrera

The couple’s excitement that their video went viral did not end there, as they uploaded another recording in which they recreated their wedding dance to receive the year 2022.

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