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Their Reaction is Speechless After Watching Ram Charan❤️‍🔥 Single Take Dance Steps With Single Leg in Bangaru Kodipetta Song They Always Wonder How #RamCharan Doing Steps So Easy. Waiting For #RC15 Dance Steps🔥💥🥵🥵🤙 #ManOfMassesRamCharan #GlobalStarRamCharan #RC15

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𝗥𝗔𝗣𝗣𝗘𝗥 𝗝𝗞

21,739 views • 5 months ago

‼️ZELENSKYY ON THE LATEST RUSSIAN AERIAL ATTACKS: The Russians understand that we will grow stronger. This is their response. There is now funding for domestic production after we unlocked €90 billion from the EU. “Since the beginning of this year, the balance of occupied and de-occupied territories has not been in favor of the Russian Federation. As we said, they were preparing offensive operations at the end of the year 2025. We understand that they are preparing for the similar steps in the year 2026 as well. To sell to their population or feed those narratives in communication with the United States of America that they will win this war. Well, they have nothing to play on now, in my opinion. That's why they started it (massive arial attack). I want to remind everyone. We said that this is an operation that has several steps. This is a continuation of the (Russian) operation that took place in winter: striking at our energy sector and showing that Ukraine can be broken, because they have nothing else to sell on the battlefield. There is no success on the battlefield for Russia. Now we have unlocked the money (€90 billion from EU) This is a reaction, in my opinion, this is the number one reaction to the fact that they understand that Ukraine is not alone. And now there are finances for domestic production. The Russians understand that we will get stronger. As much as they would like to, we will get stronger. And this is how they respond” - Ukrainian President on Sunday, April 26, 2026.

‼️ZELENSKYY ON THE LATEST RUSSIAN AERIAL ATTACKS: The Russians understand that we will grow stronger. This is their response. There is now funding for domestic production after we unlocked €90 billion from the EU. “Since the beginning of this year, the balance of occupied and de-occupied territories has not been in favor of the Russian Federation. As we said, they were preparing offensive operations at the end of the year 2025. We understand that they are preparing for the similar steps in the year 2026 as well. To sell to their population or feed those narratives in communication with the United States of America that they will win this war. Well, they have nothing to play on now, in my opinion. That's why they started it (massive arial attack). I want to remind everyone. We said that this is an operation that has several steps. This is a continuation of the (Russian) operation that took place in winter: striking at our energy sector and showing that Ukraine can be broken, because they have nothing else to sell on the battlefield. There is no success on the battlefield for Russia. Now we have unlocked the money (€90 billion from EU) This is a reaction, in my opinion, this is the number one reaction to the fact that they understand that Ukraine is not alone. And now there are finances for domestic production. The Russians understand that we will get stronger. As much as they would like to, we will get stronger. And this is how they respond” - Ukrainian President on Sunday, April 26, 2026.

Kateryna Lisunova

41,426 views • 4 months ago

Nicholas Brothers in the 1940 film “Down Argentine Way”. Director Irving Cummings at the time had considered their dancing scene too long. However, it was thanks to dance director Nick Castle - imploring Cummings to the contrary insisting the piece remain uncut with no slice on the cutting room floor. I, for one, imagine unnecessary horror of butchering fine work as theirs. It was tested at the initial screening and rapturously met with thunderous - and incessant applause that they were surprisingly forced to rewind the film for replay. The film was the first in an ongoing series of Latin American themed movies becoming popular in the ‘40s. One of the many things which distinguished this particular performance from their others was the duo were to dance to Latin inspired music fused with American tap dancing. Giving subtle cultural interlay between cultures. The two produce percussive taps to the Latin rhythms with rhythmic - and music note values considerably faster than the very music itself. The precision and clarity of the taps are astounding. Previously the duo danced to developing jazz idioms of the time - but this performance showcasing their ability to dance to any kind of music while making it uniquely their own. From a technical perspective there are several kinds of new inventive steps - and of a novel kind as both display techniques and also variations of these steps from shuffles, to slides, repeated taps with the same foot - which is incredibly difficult to perform. This is why in technical piano playing repeated notes can be a nightmare to execute - but both perform repeated taps with accurate musicality and control making the tap composition flawless. We see side foot taps too where the outer parts of the foot’s edge are used to create taps. This is simply virtuosity. With additional forward flips into splits, and mesmerising floor work, and incredible base strength, and muscular power in leg muscle support. The leaps over the handkerchief directly into the splits are a wonder. This duo could match anything Gene Kelly and Fred Astaire ever did.

Nicholas Brothers in the 1940 film “Down Argentine Way”. Director Irving Cummings at the time had considered their dancing scene too long. However, it was thanks to dance director Nick Castle - imploring Cummings to the contrary insisting the piece remain uncut with no slice on the cutting room floor. I, for one, imagine unnecessary horror of butchering fine work as theirs. It was tested at the initial screening and rapturously met with thunderous - and incessant applause that they were surprisingly forced to rewind the film for replay. The film was the first in an ongoing series of Latin American themed movies becoming popular in the ‘40s. One of the many things which distinguished this particular performance from their others was the duo were to dance to Latin inspired music fused with American tap dancing. Giving subtle cultural interlay between cultures. The two produce percussive taps to the Latin rhythms with rhythmic - and music note values considerably faster than the very music itself. The precision and clarity of the taps are astounding. Previously the duo danced to developing jazz idioms of the time - but this performance showcasing their ability to dance to any kind of music while making it uniquely their own. From a technical perspective there are several kinds of new inventive steps - and of a novel kind as both display techniques and also variations of these steps from shuffles, to slides, repeated taps with the same foot - which is incredibly difficult to perform. This is why in technical piano playing repeated notes can be a nightmare to execute - but both perform repeated taps with accurate musicality and control making the tap composition flawless. We see side foot taps too where the outer parts of the foot’s edge are used to create taps. This is simply virtuosity. With additional forward flips into splits, and mesmerising floor work, and incredible base strength, and muscular power in leg muscle support. The leaps over the handkerchief directly into the splits are a wonder. This duo could match anything Gene Kelly and Fred Astaire ever did.

Hollywood Golden Age of Cinema

27,729 views • 9 months ago