Video Of Russian Dancers Magically Floating On Stage Mesmerises The Internet
Dance has the ability to make people feel a certain way. With its movements and rhythm, every dance form aims to ignite a feeling inside its audiences. A new viral video of women performing a Russian art form has taken the Internet by storm. The video has simply enchanted the viewers with the dancers and their incredible skill and grace.
Russian performers win hearts on stage with their unusual dance form
The unusual performance style captures women dancing on stage and moving as if they are almost floating in the air. The video that has taken over the Internet these days is a performance by a female dance group known as Berezka Dance Ensemble. While performing this art form, the women take very small steps, which creates the illusion of them floating on air.?
This ensemble was first founded in the Soviet Union in 1948. It was made by the Russian dancer and choreographer Nadezhda Nadezhdina. She was known for dancing in long robes while gliding across the stage, mesmerising the audience with her flair on stage. The dance step is popularly known as the "floating step." While watching, only one question jumps to mind: how long and how hard would the girls have practised to get this good?? ?
Check out the video below:
The Internet was astounded by the viral video
People on the Internet were astounded by the magical performance of the Russian ladies on stage. Some fellows commented on how the art form was the truest moonwalk to exist, while others were concerned about the dancers and the pain they would have to endure because of the difficult movements, saying, "ThatĄ¯ll play havoc with the hips when they get older."??
Most of the users were simply mesmerised by the dance form and wanted to compliment the hard work of the dancers who were pulling off the impossible challenge. Many responded to the viral video with memes, as they expressed how they felt after watching the video in the most dramatic of ways.
The difficult dance form drew a large online audience, with the 20-second clip receiving over 6 million views and nearly 50K retweets, demonstrating how intrigued people were after watching the Russian dancers slay on stage.??
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