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- Ekaterina Krysanova was born in Moscow, Russia in 1985. Her mother took her to ballet lessons when she was 8. In 2002 she attended Bolshoi Ballet Academy from which she graduated in 2003. She was promoted to the rank of soloist in 2006, became a first soloist in 2008 and by 2009 had been promoted to Leading Soloist. On 3 December 2011, after a performance of The Bright Stream, Krysanova (who played the role of Zina) reached the rank of Principal.
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She is incredibly quick with her footwork and turns. Also, after creating quite a bit of momentum and force in one direction, she is able to stop on a dime. Impressive! I also heard it said during a video of a Bolshoi rehearsal that she is very well liked by her peers. That’s nice to hear. 😀
She is so musical ! Even in the fastest, most brilliant turns etc she keeps the beat - so difficult to do.
Incredible! She was born for the art of ballet.
This girl is on fire! Such precision. Attack, attack, attack! She is a rare specimen.
Великолепное классическое совершенство исполнения - которое все более утрачивается следующими поколениями балерин! КАТЯ - истинная звезда Большого балета! Наследница слав ы Максимовой Павловой Семеняки!❤🎉
She's absolutely stunning !!🏆🏆🏆
Hihi 🤗one of my favorite ballarinas! Isn't she incredible? ❣️🤩
Absolutely 😌✨
Perfection !
Лучшая Балерина нашего времени! Екатерине Крысановой нет равных!
Захарова в лучшие годы )) Вишнёва, Воронцова, Терешкина и может еще пару фамилий назвать можно ) с молодежью хуже
@@user-ps9ei8tg4q Вишнева тоже в лучшие годы. Тогда можно и Лопаткину вспомнить, которая уже давно не танцует. Захарова до сих пор прекрасна, но увы с классикой закончила. С молодежью все непросто
@@user-ps9ei8tg4q Но Крысанова сейчас на самом пике формы! Виноградова еще хороша.
Осипова, Сомова, Захарова❤
Wow!! What else to say?
Amazing beautiful dancer!
Роскошный московский стиль!!! Катя его воплощение! Великолепная несравненная
Beautiful performances! I loved them all! ❤️
Well She's absolutely gorgeous! Such grace! And beautiful smile ❤!!
Grande musicista oltre che ballerina!👏💓
Ах, какая...😍💐💐💐
Es una bailarina extraordinaria. Me encanta verla bailar, muy hermosa
Катя- любимичка наша!
Супер.Браво
Perfect..
О! Китри прекрасная!
I was lucky to see her Swan Lake ...
♡
🙌🙌🙌🙌
Ella sí, será otra Natalia!!!
Linda!!!!!!!💖🥰
🤔🤨🧐...это Екатерина Крысанова. Какая Линда?
@@mirna2012:))) извините меня, но разве слово - Linda - переводится как "красивая"? А с какого языка перевод?
@@user-pf7dz6dt3zportuguês
@@mirna2012:))) ещё раз, чтобы мы с вами поняли друг друга - на видео балерина Екатерина Крысанова, имя собственное - Линда не имеет к ней никакого отношения.
Если бы вы написали - ах, как Екатерина похожа на мою соседку Линду - это было бы понятнее, чем называть вдруг человека другим именем 🤔🧐🙄
😃😃😃🤩🤩🤩👏👏👏
❤❤❤
Хорошая балерина! Настоящая!
Lovely 👏👏👏👏👏🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
her dancing style is very similar to Osipovas
Much more beautiful than Osipova but with the same vivacity
Ну это на вкус и цвет. А аот в живости уступает
umm....so what the hell is up with the two "dark" characters at 0:42? Wow.
That’s what I’m saying
Some russian ballet companies like to portray characters of colored ethnics by painting them brown/black. It's so disrespectful, disturbing, and distracting. :/
@@barryevans277 Yes it is appalling. And when Bolshoi was criticized for the blackface dancers, they just said it was tradition. What a load of crap.
It is done because Russia has very few black people living there compared to other countries, so there were no black ballet dancers. And they didn’t want black characters be played by white people, since it’s disrespectful. So they paint them black, to show that there are variety of nationalities. (So by trying to show people they respect everyone equally, they end up in trouble, not a successful tactic)
@@Marta44339 Load of crap is your stupid logic,according to which all caucasian actors shouldn't perform the role of Othello, and all white sopranos must be forbidden to sing the part of Aida ever! It's a theater fo God sake,it's an art! The make up is applied not to offend somebody, just for the sake of the character played! It's a fragment from "Bayadere",the plot happens in ancient India, naturally, there should be dark colored people!
Qué bonita acróbata. Música muy rápida, por otro lado 😕
Musica es como se debe!! Las otras ballerinas no pueden bailar normal musica
@@simonaperez1475, eso no es bailar, eso es correr tras la música. Así no se puede sentir nada, ahí no hay arte, sólo velocidad para no quedar fuera de música
I can’t stand the audience clapping before the end of a number. The Bolshoi public always does that, it’s very disruptive and turns the dancers into circus gimmicks.. unbearable.
Bolshoi is one of the main tourist attractions in Moscow, so a lot of public are just tourists and aren't aware of the ballet applause etiquette, unfortunately.
Просто у нас люди более эмоциональные и дружелюбные и гордятся своим Большим театром и своими танцовщиками 😝🥳
Looks like some blackface at the end of the first clip... yikes
Stop judging everything from the American point of view! A complete historical anachronism! The ballet is from the 19th century! Where were they supposed to get blacks in tsarist Russia!
@@soniaxxx7262 uhhh you just don’t make them black?? Blackface is blackface no matter how much you think it’s justified. There’s really no excuse for it. Someone needs to point it out is all I’m saying
@@sunlesb1an If the action is in India or Africa where to get blacks if there are only whites around? Pretend they are gone?
@@soniaxxx7262 if you can’t do the show without it being racist, don’t do the show or take creative liberties so that you aren’t doing something racist. It’s very possible and easy to not be racist :). Just don’t do blackface and don’t defend it either. You’re just helping to support this sort of behavior. Which is undeniably anti-black.
@@sunlesb1an So how do I show black on stage when I don't have a single naturally black actor? And in this performance there are children from the ballet school? Neither is black.
Should I give up one of the most beautiful ballets in the history of Russian ballets? Just because America found it racist?