Great Russian ensemble Berezka (means birch). This is a song in Russian about the girls who weaving yarn on the golden spinning wheel and they like it)
It IS old - prob. late Stalin/ early Kruschev. Beriozka (name of the group - it means birch tree) was Ukrainian, BUT all the Soviet "national" ensembles used that Georgian (& Azerbaijan & Kars, Turkey) women's step, so the movement they are doing IS Georgian, but those dancers are Ukrainian (Chernobyl is in the Ukraine. Kiev is the capital...)
Mesmerizing. But all I can translate from the title is the first word: Ensemble. Posting a video like this without description or context makes me grumpy.
@wildbell yes, grumpy is a description of you ... another one that thinks when something is not written in his language, then is not written ... #posch english idiot
@cehzasmeh LOL! I congratulate you on thoroughly misinterpreting and rudely over-reacting at my initial comment. My disappointment wasn't with the language. but with the lack of information in any language accompanying the beautiful piece.
this is maaaaaaad as a box of frogs, are the ladies on wheels? :-)
ANDYJL1964 1 day ago
nO entiendo nah kasiii , de k trata?? xd ............ tienen patines en los pies??
Muditex 4 weeks ago
Baile culiao raro
ZarellaDiAlmendra 4 weeks ago
Que se supone que estoy viendo?
drahazt 1 month ago
A música pode não agradar a todos, mas a leveza e coordenação da coreografia é genial!
pralfernandes 1 month ago
My God... the thermometer to measure this music, was melted by its beauty....
Lu3Zak 1 month ago
The famine was so bad in the USSR that these women sawed off their own legs for food and replaced them with wheels.
captainpanic08 1 month ago 7
Härligt.
net60man 1 month ago in playlist Favorite videos
Great Russian ensemble Berezka (means birch). This is a song in Russian about the girls who weaving yarn on the golden spinning wheel and they like it)
DaffyRaccoon 1 month ago 8
Большое спасибо!!!
ANATOLIYSAND 1 month ago
Are these people actually humans...?
NatiiDragon3 1 month ago
JUST saw the date: early Kruschev/ post Malenkov .... (remember him? He was there for a nano-second .....)
MoroccoCasbah 1 month ago
It IS old - prob. late Stalin/ early Kruschev. Beriozka (name of the group - it means birch tree) was Ukrainian, BUT all the Soviet "national" ensembles used that Georgian (& Azerbaijan & Kars, Turkey) women's step, so the movement they are doing IS Georgian, but those dancers are Ukrainian (Chernobyl is in the Ukraine. Kiev is the capital...)
MoroccoCasbah 1 month ago
they are all on segways
iBrez45 1 month ago 2
Imagine watching this while you were high... WHOA.
Sipper0 1 month ago
what year was this performed, it looks sorta old.
rpc337 1 month ago
can someone explain how did they do that?
rpc337 1 month ago
I wanted one of them to fall over so badly... i'm now eternally unhappy :(
pretendofficer 1 month ago
What the hell is going on? What am I watching!? Help me.
pretendofficer 1 month ago
I think they have segways under their skirts.
austinmichaelcraig 1 month ago 5
all kinds of awesome
tsfreh 1 month ago
Have their feet been replaced by early prototype segways?
nealkemp 2 months ago 6
@nealkemp ahahaha your comment killed me for 30 min :))
bluecomet666 1 month ago
How do those magnets work?!
Cipher184 2 months ago
Better then the June Taylor Dancers
johnjoroland 2 months ago
I must be on drunks.
myke7777 2 months ago
Very cool........I think I'm going to lay down for a bit.
Skylep 2 months ago
Watch that video when you're drunk/high - it gets better!
vonFulda1987 2 months ago
Ukrainian's Best Dance Crew
FreezeCA 2 months ago
@FreezeCA Little correct - Russian's, not Ukrainian's. Anyway, exSoviet's.
LubomirSokol 1 month ago
ARE THEY FLYING ?
mabArch2000 2 months ago 2
@ 1:34 spell has been broken
lusevenucky 2 months ago
are they oh rollerskates?
esotericist 2 months ago
That was some amazing communism.
xj1ggy 2 months ago 9
I still like Riverdance better.
genenco1 2 months ago
It's sort of creepy the way the dresses don't move; like they're half-woman, half-Dalek.
jeffchilton 2 months ago 9
...fuck your CRASS...just enjoy the... beauty...
mrsnupcup 2 months ago
242 likes and no dislike. These girls are up to something!
hellomaxmin 2 months ago
They have such fluid movement! They almost look like a machine!
mooglely 2 months ago
They obviously hail from the Loupan School of Dance
HooksHauntedHollow 2 months ago
@HooksHauntedHollow
ashlarmedia 2 months ago
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Looks like a Soviet propaganda film celebrating the opening of a hydroelectric plant, which may be why they bow to the mighty river at the end.
stroudbike 2 months ago
I think I get it.
katerpil 2 months ago
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stroudbike 2 months ago
OH GOOD LORD I AM TOO HIGH TO DEAL WITH THIS RIGHT NOW
chalkley3 2 months ago 3
GREAT RUSSIAN CULTURE
musicgourmand 2 months ago
I LOVE EARTH
TheJimbolicious 2 months ago 2
are they on skates? they glide around like they're hovering over the floor
faithholland 2 months ago
Sounds Ukrainian.
suraxis 2 months ago
OBEY
HeatSroken777 2 months ago 2
Just think, all these lovely ladies are either elderly now, or dead!
53rdAndThird 2 months ago
This is a proud celebration of Caucasian culture; something the world doesn't appreciate anymore. That will soon change. Yes, it will. Soon.
InfraRedNeck 2 months ago
@InfraRedNeck Looks ethnically Russian to me rather than Caucasian, or am I wrong?
etierik 2 months ago
@etierik you are right :)
nataliaspivak 2 months ago
@2:43 Matt Damon
FluffyVanWinkle 2 months ago 6
натурально как будто на колесиках
PecherskiyDenis 2 months ago
Excellent
hellomaxmin 2 months ago
140% great!
qanatuka 2 months ago
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alvindmoody 2 months ago
Totally creepy.
The movement is kinda unnatural.
JanSchattling 2 months ago
Am I high?
kokernutz 2 months ago 52
@kokernutz Yes I am.
BoomerNick 2 months ago
@kokernutz Atleast I must be.
BoomerNick 2 months ago
@kokernutz I know I am.
Zencyde 2 months ago
It would be better if they were dressed like Daleks.
yeasty123 2 months ago 2
Mesmerizing. But all I can translate from the title is the first word: Ensemble. Posting a video like this without description or context makes me grumpy.
wildbell 2 months ago 20
@wildbell Pralicza means "spinning jenny", and from what google told me, beryoshka is a dance troupe or something.
toresbe 2 months ago 3
@toresbe Thanks for the additional info!
wildbell 2 months ago
@wildbell It seems like episode from a movie.
In this episode an ensemble (you're right!) sings yarning and spinning threads.
"We are yarning and thread is pulled (stretched)
we like our job" -- it could be translated like that for example, but it has even more meanings.
LazyLoneLion 2 months ago 2
@LazyLoneLion Thank you!
wildbell 1 month ago
@wildbell
Folk dance ensemble "Birch". From "Maiden's Spring" movie.
youngchilde 1 month ago 3
@youngchilde Thanks!
wildbell 1 month ago
@wildbell yes, grumpy is a description of you ... another one that thinks when something is not written in his language, then is not written ... #posch english idiot
cehzasmeh 1 month ago
@cehzasmeh LOL! I congratulate you on thoroughly misinterpreting and rudely over-reacting at my initial comment. My disappointment wasn't with the language. but with the lack of information in any language accompanying the beautiful piece.
wildbell 1 month ago
@wildbell its from a 1960s soviet film called ' spring maiden' - Девичья весна (1960)
katzunjammer 4 days ago
@katzunjammer Thank you very much!
wildbell 4 days ago
Wheels within wheels... within dresses.
zwortnik 2 months ago
Here's what I don't get. In the first phase of the song, there's a row of candles in front of the dancers. Where do they go?
AlexH84 2 months ago
Rather lovely.
gibsos00 2 months ago
нчриoтiziлб
dioramaca 2 months ago
это красиво, для слушать,
и для видеть...
спасибо...
Lu3Zak 2 months ago