One of most popular pieces to be performed during the romantic period of the 19th century. la Cachucha, originally from Spain was made extremely popular by Austrian dancer Fanny Elßler.
The 1840s portrait in the opening is of a ballerina whose stage name was Albertazzi. Her speciality was a fiery rendition of The Cachucha. I do not know enough about the origins and versions of this dance to make any decisive comments. Except that this seems to be a very tame performance.
cierto,¿ qué le notamos los españoles? -LA FORMA QUE ADOPTA EL CUERPO PARA PODER TOCAR LAS CASTAÑUELAS ES DISTINTA -deben aprender a toar las castañuelas si no no serán capaces de bailar danza española
I'm sure she's very technically excellent, but I think her arms are not rounded enough, throughout, like much of contemporary ballet. Wearing the proper shoes would have helped. The expression of the arms has to open from the heart, not come from the shoulder.
after your comment, you must be hating don quijotte as a ballet performance. so much lack of style and also skill with "castanuelas" in this ballet. very tragical.
Me parece que tenéis muchas ganas de polémica. Solamente constaté un hecho. Por otro lado, Don Quijote está inspirado en España, pero no es danza española, mientras que la cachucha sí.
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Четкая, культурная техника ter a ter, романтика и исполнение с задоринкой ❤
Блистательная La Cachucha 🎉❤
Thank you for this delightful post, my lovely friend Juan Bockamp. Such a delightful solo :)
Do you possibky know who choreographed this "Cachucha" version and how the melody used in "Paquita" (pas -des-manteuax) appeared in this score?
Extraordinaria, miles de aplauso 👏
Es La Escuela Bolera
The 1840s portrait in the opening is of a ballerina whose stage name was Albertazzi. Her speciality was a fiery rendition of The Cachucha. I do not know enough about the origins and versions of this dance to make any decisive comments. Except that this seems to be a very tame performance.
I can see where liszt got his inspiration for his ''Grosse Konzertfantasie über spanische Weisen''. If you havn't listened to it, you must do so!
Чудесно изпълнено!
Funny this dancer does not play the castanets. When we learn Bolera Style dance, we do play the castanets. :)
Оч. здорово!
Amei! Minha irmã tinha castanhola e é muito difícil. Graciosidade! Parabéns!
すごく愛らしいです❤
Grad aus dem Wirtshaus, da komm ich heraus…
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It s not thé original danse of la Cachucha.
Dis you see the Royal London ballet variation ? It s very nice! 🙂
Yes you are right. Traditionally the Cachucha is a duet dance for man and woman.
@@jiperezv It is not well-known as that, it was a solo for Fanny Elsler.
que bonito❤
No es una bailarina que conozca el estilo , ni la forma Es una bailarina clásica
Con una versión renovada
cierto,¿ qué le notamos los españoles?
-LA FORMA QUE ADOPTA EL CUERPO PARA PODER TOCAR LAS CASTAÑUELAS ES DISTINTA
-deben aprender a toar las castañuelas si no no serán capaces de bailar danza española
🎉when pipers plY
so charming .... and very sexy for the 19th century, in some countries having a glimpse on a woman's ankles was audacious !
I'm sure she's very technically excellent, but I think her arms are not rounded enough, throughout, like much of contemporary ballet. Wearing the proper shoes would have helped. The expression of the arms has to open from the heart, not come from the shoulder.
No toca las castañuelas!!🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
Mucha gente no se educa en el estudio de la castañuela. En Don Quijote también pasa esto muchas veces.
after your comment, you must be hating don quijotte as a ballet performance. so much lack of style and also skill with "castanuelas" in this ballet. very tragical.
Me parece que tenéis muchas ganas de polémica. Solamente constaté un hecho.
Por otro lado, Don Quijote está inspirado en España, pero no es danza española, mientras que la cachucha sí.