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¡MALDITA ENFERMEDAD!, PERO EL ARTE Y LA BELLEZA DE ESTA BAILARINA LA SUPERÓ.'¡¡GLORIA A TI BELLA DAMA!!

Very moving indeed. Brings tears every time. Music appeals so immediately to our emotions and wakes up our memories. Thanks for showing this. My husband has alzheimers

Oh this made me ugly cry😭 she was still so lovely n graceful n her facial expressions were so intense. I am a RN n have supervised a locked Alzheimer's/dementia unit. It's a horrible disease. Bless this woman's family n may she RIP❤

This made me bawl. She is still beautiful!

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She lived one more time of the greatness she was once. The last dance, the last swan, the final triumph. For me this video raised my hairs.

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Oh my goodness, she gave me goosebumps ❤

Her hands are perfect... take note to the dancers who have crab hands

Beautiful

Bravo!

Das ist soo traurig und so wunderschön ❤das bringt mich zum weinen 😢💔

Que triste, não devia existir a velhice 😢😢😢

I have just discovered that in old age the skills we learned as children don't go away. Those endless scales on the piano, the exhausing barre exercises, learning our 'times tables' , learning Shakespeare by heart , and in my mother's school long, long ago , learning to draw and paint an apple. Ones brain keeps all these disciplines intact. Why do we now think those very disciplines are 'cruel'? Has some Evil Mouse King (Nutcracker) decided to eradicate all that is good and we are unworthy of discipline and memory? Teach your children those 'cruel' disciplines so that like Marta dancing again and indeed Michael Redgrave, suddenly awakening speaking the whole of a Shakespeare soliliquy, our talents don't vanish into the mists. Give our children things to remember and bodies to store those memories before it is too late!

I'm crying like a baby

She movement is as beautiful and elegant as when she was young😢❤❤❤

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If you want to find the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency and vibration. ~Nikola Tesla~ Music is part of the secret

Beautiful ❤

Her mind is still there somewhere

I still cry, whenever watching this! Music, is truly a Powerful Weapon, A Beautiful one! Thank you for sharing this

Love this video 🥰🫶

😢 Bless her! 🙏

1967! I probably watched her when I was growing up! 🩰🎶💞

Wonderful

Muscle memory is a wonderful thing! Beautiful!

So beautiful ❤

Wow, so emotional x

May her spirit soar up to Jesus.

Actually magic...

Humanity has beauty!

She BECAME ALIVE!! JUST BEAUTIFUL!!

reminds me of Abby Lee's mom

È davvero lei nel filmato?

No se puede ver esto sin que se te salgan las lagrimas es hermosa

Absolutely beautiful bless her.

She’s lovely. Still beautiful and graceful. As I’m taking care of my Aunt whose 82 (who was once the strongest woman that I have ever known) age is so hard because she wants so hard to just live life as it was but she’s losing her balance and strength and no longer can do everything she used to. It’s hard to see those we love age.

Só estamos de passagem neste mundo. Curtam a vida e sejam felizes com o que tenham. Depois retornaremos a matéria prima do universo e nos juntaremos a ele em forma de átomos.

I search for this video and watch it often, this is more inspiring than words ❤

For u guys who don't know she has Alzheimer's and it's hard to remember everything but it's miracle that She remembered moves😊

She loves ballet

This is so so so so beautiful. Such elegance...wowww

A true swan near the end 😢 . Utterly heartbreaking😭. Aging/disease is such a blight. This broke my heart. A soul trapped unable to express its passion, yet never forgets. She will be free again 🙏🏻 ❤

F’kin amazing. Amazing.

So beautiful ❤

i always come back here. always, always, always. i have worked as a caregiver for 10 years, both paid and unpaid, for family and for friends-to-be. i also happen to come from a family very passionate about music, and as such, learned the value of music therapy for those with Alzheimer's and/or Dementia. it has been my honor to witness people thought lost to their loved ones return, even if only for two or three minutes, after hearing their favorite song. after moving to another state, i've not been able to find work as a caregiver. i had to give that up, but i've always held music close to my heart. if nothing else, i know i'll never lose that. i always cry seeing this gorgeous primadonna, remembering and missing everyone else whose soul remembered each note beat-for-beat.

My mother cannot remember her own family name any longer and I always have to explain to her who I am. "I am your Mama? Really?" she says. But she has always loved classical music, although she did not play instruments herself. I played Tjajkovsky's first piano concerto to her on her Bluetooth speaker, and she started to hum along. "And now ... now comes the crescendo!" Afterwards she almost danced out to her dining room, although she could barely walk, and kept on whistling the themes of the concerto.

Once again she was on the stage with her elegance.

This made me cry so hard. Not in a sad way because my mum has dementia and I see it as a more peaceful place than she was in before. It is just incredibly beautiful to watch. She has a kind of grace that tells a story of life without words. Just incredible to see. Thank you

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