О какие они здесь красивые. Скотт такой эмоциональный очень пластичный грациозный и так легко невесомо катается. Отличные танцоры уже тогда. Любим и смотрим в 2023. Красота для глаз и души.
Oh my Gid! So much sensuality in this display by Scott and Tessa. The music called for sensual movements, and both Scott and Tessa achieved it. They are geniuses in the Art of Ice Dancing.
As I revisit this performance, I didn't notice before how their ending pose at 3:23 is reminiscent of how they would end their Olympic Moulin Rouge masterpiece performance they would skate to 12 years later. A foreshadowing of the greatness to come.
He was so disappointed. Yet how great was that fan who yelled a word of encouragement @3:51 as they stepped off the ice? Her action prompted other audience members to clap and cheer a moment of support. It got him to smile.
Good grief. In this context "black" refers to the magic, not the woman (although their was certainly a black magic tradition in Afro-Caribbean culture - Voodoo et. al ). The belief in magic exists in folk traditions of all cultures. In Europe during the early Middle Ages, magic was felt to exist in evil and beneficent forms, called "black" and "white" magic. The association of evil magic with "black" most likely derives from the darkness of night, which was generally feared in the medieval period. Everyone knew that witches, demons, familiars, monsters and such existed and worked their evil intimately into the workings of society. But since they were rarely seen performing their dastardly spells during the day, they obviously must have been out and about at night. Simple logic. That kind of simplistic thinking still exists, since we haven't changed significantly since the last Ice Age. To find it just search through UA-cam for "paranormal', "witchcraft", "UFO" etc.
@@OslerWannabe I wrote this comment 6 years ago. I don't remember exactly how the title was inaccurate at the time but it has obviously been corrected since then. I was writing to say that it needed to be corrected to read: Black Magic Woman.
О какие они здесь красивые. Скотт такой эмоциональный очень пластичный грациозный и так легко невесомо катается. Отличные танцоры уже тогда. Любим и смотрим в 2023. Красота для глаз и души.
Wow! They are gorgeous, elegant, and magic! 🤩👍🌹
Oh my Gid! So much sensuality in this display by Scott and Tessa. The music called for sensual movements, and both Scott and Tessa achieved it.
They are geniuses in the Art of Ice Dancing.
As I revisit this performance, I didn't notice before how their ending pose at 3:23 is reminiscent of how they would end their Olympic Moulin Rouge masterpiece performance they would skate to 12 years later. A foreshadowing of the greatness to come.
são os melhores e pronto.
Tessa look so good with red hair, wish she could bring that back again
Oops my first time saw Scott fell but still he did great for me.
He was so disappointed. Yet how great was that fan who yelled a word of encouragement @3:51 as they stepped off the ice? Her action prompted other audience members to clap and cheer a moment of support. It got him to smile.
Can’t really enjoy it with the commentators napping away
You should fix the title to Black Magic Woman. What you have is inaccurate and a little bit racist.
How so?
Haha How the heck is it racist? It's the name of a song...
Good grief. In this context "black" refers to the magic, not the woman (although their was certainly a black magic tradition in Afro-Caribbean culture - Voodoo et. al ). The belief in magic exists in folk traditions of all cultures. In Europe during the early Middle Ages, magic was felt to exist in evil and beneficent forms, called "black" and "white" magic. The association of evil magic with "black" most likely derives from the darkness of night, which was generally feared in the medieval period. Everyone knew that witches, demons, familiars, monsters and such existed and worked their evil intimately into the workings of society. But since they were rarely seen performing their dastardly spells during the day, they obviously must have been out and about at night. Simple logic. That kind of simplistic thinking still exists, since we haven't changed significantly since the last Ice Age. To find it just search through UA-cam for "paranormal', "witchcraft", "UFO" etc.
@@OslerWannabe I wrote this comment 6 years ago. I don't remember exactly how the title was inaccurate at the time but it has obviously been corrected since then. I was writing to say that it needed to be corrected to read: Black Magic Woman.