Es increíble cómo han podido contar una historia en 5 minutos. Y cómo se puede entender. Un niño inocente y feliz, crece y Yuzuru Hanyu se desprende del traje del inicio, florece y aparece la diosa del destino, él trata de escapar pero es manejado por el destino hasta que entiende que sólo abrazando su destino puede hacerse dueño de él, y allí se da el cambio de vestimenta de Mao Daichi. Fantástico. Nuevamente Yuzuru realiza una performance en dupla con otra disciplina artística . Mao Daichi es una actriz muy conocida de Japón. Hermoso. Siempre con una reflexión, con algo para pensar sobre la vida, en estas actuaciones de Yuzuru Hanyu. Siempre un mensaje desde el amor, la belleza, la resiliencia, la fuerza, los sueños, no abandonar, seguir intentando. Gracias Mustafá!!!! ❤❤❤🎉
Very powerful collaboration between two great artists! Daichi Mao represents the goddess of fate. Yuzu, at the beginning , represents an innocent boy who knows little about life. This is what Yuzu said and Carmina Burana: "The goddess of destiny appears, and the wheels of destiny take control of him, and he is unable to move freely. In the end, he accepts his destiny and goes forward with his own will while confronting his destiny. In this story, I skated with the hope of conveying a strong message of accepting & moving on, despite the disasters & suffering that are beyond our control, even if we feel such suffering." This collaboration program was performed as part of the Notte Stellata ice show, which is dedicated to the 3.11 Tohoku Earthquake and Tsunami. About Daichi Mao, she was part of Takarazuka Revue, an all-female musical theatre troupe. She was well known for playing male characters. The choreography for Yuzu in Carmina Burana is very interesting. The first part was choreographed by a figure skating choreographer, and the second part by a stage choreographer from the musical field.
Oh I'm so glad you watched Carmina! On your Danny boy reaction vid I was really hoping you'd watch it. Yuzu & Daichi-san's collab and was just brilliant. It was like a dream come true Yuzu performing Carmina Burana. I hope you'll watch Yuzu's ice story Repray. It's really something worth watching. So many great programs, the concepts, the execution!! I'm sure you'll love it. Thank you so much for the video. Looking forward to see more.
I watched it live in the arena and it's a shame I don't have two pairs of eyes because the dancers on the stage were amazing as well! Truly a breathtaking performance by all artists.
Podziwiam Twoją przenikliwość w odgadywaniu treści tego cudownego obrazu - muzyka to średniowiecze Europy i kościelne oratorium na temat Fortuny, która kołem się toczy. To też kolejny dowód na Geniusz Yuzuru Hanyu, który tak rewelacyjnie potrafi czerpać z dorobku całej ludzkości. Nic dziwnego,ze to właśnie Yuzuru Hanyu zostal niedawno Ambasadorem MARKI GUCCI.Włosi potrafią docenić prawdziwy Artyzm! A ja po raz kolejny doceniam Twoją przenikliwość i mądrość w komentarzach i stawiam like!
Daichi Mao is playing the God of Fate. Yuzuru plays a young man who know nothing of the future at beginning and then face a hard road in front of him. He tried to fight the fate but in the end he decided to enbrace his fate. Hanyu also upload a new video on his YT channel, it's very cool too.
Sharing my interpretation of this program. Opening: God of Fate exists already. A young Yuzuru appears as a carefree child, surrounded by birds & flowers, celebrating life, while Goddess of Fate turns away. At this point, Goddess of Fate hasn’t reach out to him yet. Mid-show: Yuzu removes his clothes to signify shedding his childhood entering into adulthood/society, Goddess of Fate turns to him, he is controlled, not free anymore, tried to break free. Even when Goddess turns away he is trapped in his own ‘room’, he dance ard to show his agony. Ending: Goddess of Fate turn white because Fate may not be dark all the time. He decided to co-exist with his fate, fears & pain; so he skates toward her and joint hands to co-exist. This is life all rolled into 4 mins, my friend. He is asking us to co-exist with fears and live with HOPE.
Beautiful choreography I love it 😍 and the name of the dance takes me back to a beautiful time in my life 🥰... Carmina burana is the official body of the Catholic student association Sanctus Virgilius where I worked for almost 15 years in my younger years 😁❤
@@coffeereaction yes, very nice memories as a young working mother, my son was 2 years old when I started there and is now 48 so a very long time ago 😂 Did you not receive a notification of my message under the Mic Drop video? It has been there for over 2 hours and I still see it there even after refreshing the page.😁❤
I watched it live at venue. The part where yuzuru was controlled by the Goddess of Fate was super intense if watched in the venue. It was as if we were all holding our breaths. Daichi Mao's acting was really fierce and intense. I think the camera didnt capture the scenes where Yuzuru was struggling to escape from the control which is a bit of shame. Btw do you believe that Mao-san is actually 68 years old already?
Good morning my friend! Hope you slept well and are having a good labour day (do you have that holiday in Turkey as well?) - Usually I don't watch your sports reactions, to day I did, because I didn't realize it was sports from the thumbnail... :) I love Carl Orff's "Carmina Burana". There are many great recordings of it, and some are very different, for example Ray Manzarek, the legendary keyboarder and musical master mind of The Doors did a full album with his interpretation of the pieces in this cycle of tunes... The ones used here were "O fortuna" in the beginning and ending parts of the performance, I can't tell exactly which one they used in the more lyric middle part... they changed some of the music for dramatic effects, but I must say I very much enjoyed this performance, his skating and the show were really amazing and beautiful to watch, I don't regret mistaking this for a music video... :) Here for your private pleasure is "O fortuna", a song to fate, the goddess of fortune, in Ray Manzarek's modern version, but I also recommend the music with choir and orchestra as written by Orff... enjoy! Carmina Burana - Ray Manzarek - The Wheel of Fortune (O Fortuna) th-cam.com/video/94P8Y_etFN4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=hjvbSVcWcXubA2ZO
Es lo mas hermoso que he visto.brillante. admirable. Gracias por tu reaccion
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Es increíble cómo han podido contar una historia en 5 minutos. Y cómo se puede entender. Un niño inocente y feliz, crece y Yuzuru Hanyu se desprende del traje del inicio, florece y aparece la diosa del destino, él trata de escapar pero es manejado por el destino hasta que entiende que sólo abrazando su destino puede hacerse dueño de él, y allí se da el cambio de vestimenta de Mao Daichi. Fantástico. Nuevamente Yuzuru realiza una performance en dupla con otra disciplina artística . Mao Daichi es una actriz muy conocida de Japón. Hermoso. Siempre con una reflexión, con algo para pensar sobre la vida, en estas actuaciones de Yuzuru Hanyu. Siempre un mensaje desde el amor, la belleza, la resiliencia, la fuerza, los sueños, no abandonar, seguir intentando.
Gracias Mustafá!!!! ❤❤❤🎉
❤️👍
Very powerful collaboration between two great artists!
Daichi Mao represents the goddess of fate. Yuzu, at the beginning , represents an innocent boy who knows little about life. This is what Yuzu said and Carmina Burana:
"The goddess of destiny appears, and the wheels of destiny take control of him, and he is unable to move freely. In the end, he accepts his destiny and goes forward with his own will while confronting his destiny.
In this story, I skated with the hope of conveying a strong message of accepting & moving on, despite the disasters & suffering that are beyond our control, even if we feel such suffering."
This collaboration program was performed as part of the Notte Stellata ice show, which is dedicated to the 3.11 Tohoku Earthquake and Tsunami.
About Daichi Mao, she was part of Takarazuka Revue, an all-female musical theatre troupe. She was well known for playing male characters.
The choreography for Yuzu in Carmina Burana is very interesting. The first part was choreographed by a figure skating choreographer, and the second part by a stage choreographer from the musical field.
Thanks for the information friend ❤️👍
Oh I'm so glad you watched Carmina! On your Danny boy reaction vid I was really hoping you'd watch it. Yuzu & Daichi-san's collab and was just brilliant. It was like a dream come true Yuzu performing Carmina Burana. I hope you'll watch Yuzu's ice story Repray. It's really something worth watching. So many great programs, the concepts, the execution!! I'm sure you'll love it. Thank you so much for the video. Looking forward to see more.
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This show and Danny boy are so fantastic. I love them so much. I’m happy that you like them.😊
I watched it live in the arena and it's a shame I don't have two pairs of eyes because the dancers on the stage were amazing as well! Truly a breathtaking performance by all artists.
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リアクションありがとうございます😊
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thank you❤
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Podziwiam Twoją przenikliwość w odgadywaniu treści tego cudownego obrazu - muzyka to średniowiecze Europy i kościelne oratorium na temat Fortuny, która kołem
się toczy.
To też kolejny dowód na Geniusz Yuzuru Hanyu, który tak rewelacyjnie potrafi czerpać z dorobku całej ludzkości.
Nic dziwnego,ze to właśnie Yuzuru Hanyu zostal niedawno Ambasadorem MARKI GUCCI.Włosi potrafią docenić prawdziwy Artyzm!
A ja po raz kolejny doceniam Twoją przenikliwość i mądrość w komentarzach i stawiam like!
😊❤️🙏
Daichi Mao is playing the God of Fate. Yuzuru plays a young man who know nothing of the future at beginning and then face a hard road in front of him. He tried to fight the fate but in the end he decided to enbrace his fate. Hanyu also upload a new video on his YT channel, it's very cool too.
Thanks for explainin friend ❤️👍
Sharing my interpretation of this program.
Opening: God of Fate exists already. A young Yuzuru appears as a carefree child, surrounded by birds & flowers, celebrating life, while Goddess of Fate turns away. At this point, Goddess of Fate hasn’t reach out to him yet.
Mid-show: Yuzu removes his clothes to signify shedding his childhood entering into adulthood/society, Goddess of Fate turns to him, he is controlled, not free anymore, tried to break free. Even when Goddess turns away he is trapped in his own ‘room’, he dance ard to show his agony.
Ending: Goddess of Fate turn white because Fate may not be dark all the time. He decided to co-exist with his fate, fears & pain; so he skates toward her and joint hands to co-exist.
This is life all rolled into 4 mins, my friend. He is asking us to co-exist with fears and live with HOPE.
Yes, i agree with you ❤️👍
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Beautiful choreography I love it 😍 and the name of the dance takes me back to a beautiful time in my life 🥰... Carmina burana is the official body of the Catholic student association Sanctus Virgilius where I worked for almost 15 years in my younger years 😁❤
Wow nostalgic 😁🤘
@@coffeereaction yes, very nice memories as a young working mother, my son was 2 years old when I started there and is now 48 so a very long time ago 😂
Did you not receive a notification of my message under the Mic Drop video? It has been there for over 2 hours and I still see it there even after refreshing the page.😁❤
@@Coby-Fajalobi I forgot to give heart that moment. I was preparing a new video to share :))
@@coffeereaction ooohw okay I was afraid that it wouldn't be visible to you and I had to put it in your messenger 🤭❤
@@Coby-Fajalobi :))
I watched it live at venue. The part where yuzuru was controlled by the Goddess of Fate was super intense if watched in the venue. It was as if we were all holding our breaths. Daichi Mao's acting was really fierce and intense.
I think the camera didnt capture the scenes where Yuzuru was struggling to escape from the control which is a bit of shame.
Btw do you believe that Mao-san is actually 68 years old already?
Wow i would have never guessed 😯
ขอบคุณ❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏
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ユヅの新しい動画上がってます!
エストポリス伝記メドレー是非😊
Good morning my friend! Hope you slept well and are having a good labour day (do you have that holiday in Turkey as well?) - Usually I don't watch your sports reactions, to day I did, because I didn't realize it was sports from the thumbnail... :) I love Carl Orff's "Carmina Burana". There are many great recordings of it, and some are very different, for example Ray Manzarek, the legendary keyboarder and musical master mind of The Doors did a full album with his interpretation of the pieces in this cycle of tunes... The ones used here were "O fortuna" in the beginning and ending parts of the performance, I can't tell exactly which one they used in the more lyric middle part... they changed some of the music for dramatic effects, but I must say I very much enjoyed this performance, his skating and the show were really amazing and beautiful to watch, I don't regret mistaking this for a music video... :)
Here for your private pleasure is "O fortuna", a song to fate, the goddess of fortune, in Ray Manzarek's modern version, but I also recommend the music with choir and orchestra as written by Orff... enjoy!
Carmina Burana - Ray Manzarek - The Wheel of Fortune (O Fortuna)
th-cam.com/video/94P8Y_etFN4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=hjvbSVcWcXubA2ZO
Thanks friend 😊👍
By the way, I prefer the original. In this version, the song seems to have lost its old charisma :)
@@coffeereaction Yes, the Manarek version is interesting for a change, but you can't improve the impact of the classical one...
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