Ferdinando Iannaccone - Yulia Musikhina | Rumba Practice Routine
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- čas přidán 2. 01. 2020
- Watch Ferdinando and Yulia practice their rumba showdance. This is a Dance Today exclusive video. You always have access to your favorite dancers with Dance Today. Watch original Dance Today ballroom documentary "The Next Step" following Ferdinando & Yulia on their journey to the first professional competition at UK Open.
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That was Amazing !!!! Beautiful!!! Sexy!! Mesmerizing!!! I loved how you can hear their breath or his breath , who’s ever breath ! It’s real !! And it is a sport !! It’s Called dance Sport ! I thought it was beautifully shot ! So well done ⭐️💥❣️♠️
In my experience in watching couples dance, heavy and repetitive hard breathing and exhaling is not something enjoyable to hear. As mentioned, it is quite annoying. If they are doing a practice by themselves, that's fine. But if they are presenting, I hope he does not keep that in, it will look and sound like a breathing competition. He is not exuding art and musicality when he does that ... - Yulia's dancing though was beautiful, heartfelt, artistic, graceful.
@@Moonrise361 For my part, it helps to practive _when_ to breath in order to increase dynamic in movement. You have to do it very loud and consciously. When presenting, the music is quite loud, hopefully. ;-)
MarkUnderseeen- Well, sure, whatever suits the dancer, if one prefers doing so, fine. But the thing is, when a dancer does that, even if the viewers don't hear the breathing because of the music, there ends up being less artistic expression. The dancer is so used and so intent on putting his energy into that characteristic, that he foregoes some part of artistic expression, instead of giving the maximum on it. Maybe the breathing could be done in practice to practice some musicality and tempo with the movements, but not while dancing to present. :-)
So fast, yet so soft and controlled, mesmerising ❤️❤️❤️
They are a remarkable couple !
Puissance Maîtrise Elègance Bravooooo 👏👏👏👏👏
That was fantastic, I enjoyed you guys watching, fast and controlled and beautiful moves, soft and fast, dramatic dance. You guys are great dance partner. I remember Joanna leunis every time Yulia turns fast. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻❤️
Thank you Nil ! I will make sure they receive your kind words 👍🏻🙏🏻
Just otherworldly. I lose time when I watch them dance. When I watch her I see influences of Joanna leunis. She is technically perfect with so much sensuality, femininity, awareness,drama and speed. Ferdinando is the perfect match for her. He is part of a legacy of strong Italian male dancers like Ricardo, Stefan, mirko, Maurizio, Nino, Sandro who just make everything look flawless, effortless and fun
Cuelin Arnolds I totally agree, I see Joanna in the movement, I’m excited for their future as this is a unique type of movement.
Wow! What a Rumba!!!! That little hitch lift came out of nowhere and looked efortless - PERFECT - so many, nice elements to this choreagraphy. LOVE her turns - LOVE there connection.....This is so great!!!!! Thanks for peeling back the curtain and showing what goes into a world-class performance.
Thank you Christy! Its the Dance Today mission because we are your front row access to dancesport 🙏🏻😍🙏🏻
@@DanceToday This is more than just front row access - this is insider access and intimate.
Wonderful connection
She is wonderful
Thank you Paul 👏🏻
That Rumba Showdance of Ferdinando & Yulia was Sharp, Sultry, and the prettiest of all time, it just took my breath away, that should place 1st in the future DanceSport events, thanks.
I think this is full of emotion and very real. Gave me goosebumps. A beautiful, feminine woman in the arms of a hunky masculine Italian. The perfect love story.
They are that way in real life as well just a darling couple with a clear goal!
That is mesmerizing, thank Yulia and Ferdinando i started practicing again carefully of course, i had an accident in 2018 and just in mid 2019 recover almost 100 percent of my left arm. Thank you for making this day beautiful with this beautiful dance.
Thank you for watching & its very nice to hear that you are making a full recovery to really start and enjoy dancing again 💞
Amazingly Beautiful...!!! Love the slow mesmerizing Rumba from you Guys. Great job!
You guys are amazing! It's such a pleasure to watch your dancing. If that is your practice, it is obvious that your performances during the competitions are flawless.
Beautiful! Going places!!
Yeowza. Outstanding.
The best latin dancers. (Period) please go pro so we can just put it in writing. Lol
🗣 O M G I love this so much and this is just rehearsing 🔥💜💜💜
Yes Pat! Wait until the show piece 😍
Can’t wait
Thank you for letting us peek into your normal routine. Looks great!
Could you share some details about your normal daily/weekly exercise plan as a professional? Maybe apart from those months where you prepare for top class competetions.
Thank you for watching Mark! This is actually coming up next week in Episode 3 👍🏻
Wish I was able to see you at la classique but not attending this year ugh
I can understand the critisms for the heavy breathing but as this is a practise session I can overlook it as I don't see this in their performances. They will be a great addition to the pro field and I suspect they will cause a few anxious moments to their more seasoned opponents and I can see more than a few upsets on the cards. Interesting times ahead.
Im really excited ro see how things play out at UK open and the breathe thing most people dont realize we just cant normally hear that over the loud ballroom speakers. Thats what gives movement a more natural look in the extemded postions that are created during dancing.
Dance today. its always difficult to argue with simple logic.
He is breathing hard or exhaling too much, too often. Annoying to hear. And it sounds like he is focusing on technique only instead of feeling the music and the art, or like he is performing some kind of sport where he has to breathe hard often. I think it would be wise to loose that habit.
Moonrise361 omg shut up
ChinAk- Wow, you are rude.
Moonrise361 if you studied ballroom or Latin dancing you would know that this type of breathing is totally acceptable and even taught. There’s no problem with this, particularly when they are rehearsing or practising. You don’t always have to criticise for the sake of criticising, especially if you have limited knowledge of what you’re criticising
ChinAk- Oh, and you are rude AND condescendent too! You presume to know my knowledge of dancing?I am not about to tell you my 'resume' here, I am perfectly aware that it is a practice technique. As I said, do it in practice and hopefully not while presenting officially. It automatically focuses too much on the breathing otherwise and less on the artistic expression, and the heavy sound can be annoying. - So you are saying that an untrained viewer (not me in this case) could not have an opinion? Who are the dancers dancing for? Other highly trained dancers only? There are all kinds of spectators or viewers when they do a presentation. Regardless of their trained level, the visual and sound for the viewer is what is important in the end.
Moonrise361 you never said do it in practice, your first comment was an [unnecessary] criticism of breathing. I’m not saying not to have an opinion but your opinion is not required everywhere.