LOL! Just because it's Buble does not mean worthy of ignoring. I was not familiar with this offering so I looked it up.
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Looks like another tango (which has been so ubiquitous in figure skating).
Quizás, Quizás, Quizás [
Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps] is described as "a iconic 1947
bolero written by Cuban composer, Osvaldo Farrés. It was inspired by a woman who wouldn't give him a straight answer about her love. The lyrics focus on frustration and longing..." For Val and Max, I suspect this selection may be more about continuing to pursue a career together that has given them no straight answers. Rather than allowing their frustration to compel retirement, they are allowing their longing to thrust them into further passionate exploration of possibilities...
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bolero is not only a short jacket, it is also 'a lively 3/4 time Spanish dance, or a slow, romantic Latin American musical ballad, or a ballroom dance,' in addition to the titled orchestral work composed by Maurice Ravel, in 1928, initially as a ballet piece for dancer, Ida Rubenstein. Interesting background knowledge, since Ravel's
Bolero has been used so often in figure skating, it's a bonafide war horse. As announced, it will be tackled by Z/K next season in ice dance. I had actually forgotten that Metelkina/ Berulava used
Bolero this past season.

Also, here's the Andrea Bocelli & Jennifer Lopez version of
Quizás, Quizás, Quizás:
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The video's background scenes are from Hong Kong filmmaker, Wong Kar-Wei's masterpiece,
In the Mood for Love. The stage dancers are the amazing real-life couple and DWTS famed duo,
Jenna Johnson and Valentin Chmerkovskiy.