A Tribute to Dance [Video]

June 22, 2012 By 8 Comments

If you love ballet or dance as a whole this video is just for you! Here’s an amazing video which is a tribute to dance: Let’s Dance!

A Tribute to Dance: Let's Dance on YouTube

Video Image, excerpt from YouTube video below.

Set to the amazing music of The Killers, “All These Things That I’ve Done,” watch from famous ballets like Swan Lake, to famous dancers like Michael Jackson, Gene Kelly, Elvis Presley, Charlie Chaplin, John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John, Patrick Swayze, Natalie Woods (in West Side Story), Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers, and more. I’ll let you enjoy!

Here it is: A Tribute to Dance!

Video from YouTube.

Did you enjoy this video as much as I did? I can watch in OVER and OVER…it’s so uplifting!

Well, if you agree with me, please share a tribute to dance video by clicking “Share” below and make someone smile. Until next time…and remember to dance up your own storm!

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About Romy Macias, Senior Editor

Romy danced with the Ballet Clasico de Queretaro Fernando Jhones for 10 years having reached 1st soloist position. She presently takes on character roles and teaches at the company's junior academy. This site is a testament to her passion for classical ballet. You're invited to be part of our community and join in the joy for this amazing art form.

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  1. lulu @ yoga relief tips says:
    June 22, 2012 at 2:23 pm

    This is so fun. I am sharing this great dance tribute!

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    • Romy Macias, Senior Editor says:
      June 25, 2012 at 9:43 pm

      Thanks Lulu… for others to enjoy!
      -Romy

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      • Rose Liberatore says:
        July 20, 2012 at 5:38 pm

        Dear Romy,

        I just love this video. I can’t tell you how many, many times I have watched this.
        It’s a wonderful tribute to all the stars in it. However, I shared the video with my sister and she too loves it so much and was able to name every single performer. The only one she asked me if I knew who the beautiful Ballerina is dancing solo in the beginning of the Video. Can you identify her for us, I would love to know who she is?

        Thanks for your help.

        -Rose

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        • Romy Macias, Senior Editor says:
          December 29, 2012 at 3:32 pm

          Dear Rose,

          I’m glad you and your sister enjoyed the post with this amazing video. I’ve been watching the Swan Lake variation and am trying to narrow down who the ballerina is. From the corp of ballet, it looks like a Russian version. I believe it’s Svetlana Zakharov.

          I’m going to ask my friend Toba Singer (ballet critic and author AND Mom of Houston Ballet Soloist, James Reed Gotesky) if she can identify her and I’ll get back to you!

          Thanks for your comment,

          -Romy

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        • Romy Macias, Senior Editor says:
          December 29, 2012 at 6:30 pm

          Rose,

          I just got a fabulous idea! Would you be willing to post all the folks in this video? I’m sure all our readers would L O V E that!

          Let me know. I’ve been thinking about doing it myself, but if you and your sis post it, I think it will make it more engaging for other visitors to participate in commenting and/or sharing!

          Have a great weekend,

          -Romy

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  2. Rose Liberatore says:
    July 25, 2012 at 4:13 am

    Dear Romy Macias,

    I wrote a comment last week, but after forwarding Let’s Dance, we are having a dispute among several of our friends. Who is the gal dancing at the very end after Shirley Temple? She dances alone with a top hat and I say its Vera Ellen a dancer in the 50 or 60′s.

    Can you possibly name her to settle our dispute?

    Thanks again,

    Rose Liberatore

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