La Calabaza Dance AIジェネレーター：ペットを踊らせよう

Turn one cat or dog photo into a La Calabaza dancing trio. Prompt: “Create a vertical 9:16 video with exactly three identical copies of the pet in Image 1, side by side on a roadside at night. Preserve the pet's species, breed, face, ears, fur colors, markings, and natural body shape in all three dancers. Put a black cowboy hat on the middle pet and small round glasses on the screen-right pet. Begin with the pets seated and their heads lowered. They look up, stand on their hind legs, spread their front paws, and sway side to side in sync. They briefly turn around, wiggle, face forward again, and take small bouncing steps toward the camera. Use street lamps, blurred distant car lights, and one continuous low-angle shot with a gentle push-in. If Video 1 is supplied, use that pet dance reference to guide the movement and timing. Keep exactly three separate animals with coherent paws, stable faces, and consistent accessories. No extra limbs, merged bodies, additional dancers, scene changes, or added text.”

Give three different pets a place in the La Calabaza cat dance remix. Prompt: “Use Image 1 for the middle pet, Image 2 for the screen-left pet, and Image 3 for the screen-right pet in Video 1's opening trio. Keep these identity assignments fixed throughout the dance. Preserve each animal's own species, face, ears, fur pattern, body shape, and proportions without blending traits between pets. The middle pet wears a black cowboy hat, and the screen-right pet wears round glasses. Follow the supplied La Calabaza pet dance reference: seated opening, standing on hind legs, paws raised outward, synchronized side-to-side swaying, a brief turn, and a return toward the camera. Keep the reference's nighttime roadside, lighting, camera movement, and action order. Use vertical 9:16 and a duration supported by the selected model. Keep all three pets distinct and visible together during the group dance. No identity swaps, unintended duplicates, merged paws, changing accessories, extra animals, new scenes, or added text.”

Put yourself in the human version of the La Calabaza dance. Prompt: “Use the adult in Image 1 as the single dancer and Video 1 as the human La Calabaza choreography reference. Preserve Image 1's face, hairstyle, skin tone, outfit, footwear, and body proportions throughout. Follow the reference's loose side-to-side arm swings, bent-knee bounce, turn to show the back, hip movement, return to face the camera, and playful open-hand paw gesture. Match the supplied reference's actual action order and timing; omit any listed move that is absent from it. Keep a natural human body and human hands, with balanced footwork and grounded steps. Use the reference's framing, background, lighting, and camera movement, with vertical 9:16 output where supported. Keep the dancer's full body visible until the reference moves closer. No animal transformation, duplicated person, face blending, extra fingers, sliding feet, outfit changes, new scenes, or added text.”

Try the La Calabaza lightning dance with yourself on the balcony. Prompt: “Use the adult in Image 1 as the only performer in Video 1, the balcony lightning version of the La Calabaza dance. Preserve the person's face, hairstyle, skin tone, outfit, and body proportions across the entire clip. Follow the supplied reference: step back from the phone onto a balcony at night, pause with arms crossed as lightning flashes in the distant sky, begin the rolling-forearm dance and hand movement beside the hip, then walk back toward the phone. Match the reference's action order, expressions, timing, balcony layout, camera position, and nighttime lighting. Keep the lightning in the background sky. Use vertical 9:16 and the supported reference duration. Keep exactly one human dancer, with coherent hands and stable clothing. No pet trio, animal features, identity changes, extra people, invented cuts, unrelated dance moves, or added text.”