go into my dance

[newbee]

Is 'go into one's dance' an idiomatic expression or not? And what does it mean? Below is the context where I found it.

(CARLOS walks with GABRIELLE on his arm. The party is filled with elegantly dressed people.)

CARLOS: (throws his car keys at the valet) Take care of it.

VALET: Yes, sir.

CARLOS: There’s Tanaka. Time for me to go into my dance.

GABRIELLE: (smiles) Good luck, sweetheart. (kisses CARLOS on the cheek.)

Thank you!:-D

 

[susiedqq]

It may mean that it is time for him to start actually dancing or some other sharade, but more likely he means 'Time for me to start acting cool."

 

[susiedqq]

. . . and that's really: charade

 

[newbee]

susiedqq

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Thank you for the answer above..

I have a quick question here...
Is it a commonly used expression or just a random sentence we can interprete from the context? Thank you!

 

[susiedqq]

"do my thing" would be the modern-day equivalent.