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Here is a little test on "Eastern European" aesthetics taste. If you are Eastern European and this can make you cry, raise your hand or just click thumbs up botton.
http://youtu.be/Dk8Bpxrs0rY
http://youtu.be/8p7dJN2UjAw
http://youtu.be/iio41rPwX1w
Ukrainian:
http://youtu.be/QNLQrTrklFg
http://youtu.be/A7JCXQysAII
Polska stronk too:
http://youtu.be/Y0hUHFuFic8
Bulgarian:
http://youtu.be/3Tz_K1F3q-A
Hungarian:
http://youtu.be/nLceT7f4TeI
http://youtu.be/PWPTqdT79Rs
Fins are always fun too, this almost like Slavic+Karelia rap, yo: http://youtu.be/4om1rQKPijI
& etc
It's a Slav thing, they share a lot in common, yet have their own very unique specifics at the same time. Their choreographic taste also very similar and was largely formed on Imperial ballet which was influenced a lot by French and Italian.
I understand what you wanted to say and I agree with you. One thing we Hungarians aren't slavic nation. We lived surrounded by Slavs in Central-Europe over a 1000 years, we have many words of Slavic origin, we were impressed by Slavs, but we have preserved our very different language, culture. Your Hungarian videos are not really good, because one of those is operetta, the other is a Bulgarian song. The operetta genre is not an authentic,operetta tends to describe the lighter classical singing productions with a strong Austro-Hungarian flavor. There are French( Offenbach), Viennese operetta (Ferenc Lehár, Ferenc Kálmán, they were Hungarians) and after the Austro-Hungarian Empire clearly Hungarian (Pongrác Kacsóh, Jenő Huszka) stance.
I recommend you this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=apE1n63ZhMQ an autenthic hungarian folk song by Márta Sebestyén
and a real "csárdás" (czardas) folk dance - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJEV1ozLLMo
Monti Csárdás https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yD2W2gtev-E - by the 100-member Gypsy Orchestra
operetta https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iJ8-5Q4c8N4 - part of Csárdáskirálynő ( Queen of czardas )
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Obv rus skaters only win b/c of friendly judges while others - fairly