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cant see it, i guess need to add him as friend but he is too cute in that video, certainly loves to be under the spotlight and amazing biellman too! that costume though
His dad wrote "I think you can do it better" and his coach wrote "turn quicker!"
On his page someone (I'm guessing his dad) wrote that he's in Sochi...wish we would get some info about his training there.Thanks, gallavich. It's a pity that there are so few skaters in Latvia who are actually latvian by nationality. I guess the skaters of russian nationality have "adopted" the tradition of figure skating from Russia, whereas latvians don't have such a tradition. I know this probably sounds too nationalistic, but it's not meant that way. It's just that as a latvian I truly regret that this sport is not more popular among my fellow latvians (by nationality). Still, I am definitely proud of Deniss and Angelina even though they are russian by nationality - they are still from Latvia, and are even coached mostly here.
As far as I know they are 100% Latvian born and raised, with Latvian passports...how are they not Latvian by nationality?
Yes, thanks, that's what I meant. My English is still far from perfect, and sometimes I mix up words.
It's as Abraxis12345 wrote - I meant that they are not ethnically Latvian. Just mixed up words/terms - English is not my native language, and I still make mistakes while speaking or writing in it.Deniss and Angelina are Russian?
A fall on the 3A, but everything else was just superb. 
I hope he will have equally good Free Program if not better :dance:
