Late Hooping - "Luna arcana est" (By Blue Tornado)

When I first heard that song, I immediately felt "spinspired" to make a video with it. I decided to use candles and our pond (you may know it from the Demo-Video) as the location. It was unbelievable cold, this video took me one hour dancing barefoot, with 3° Celsius air-temperature - So, now I've got really cold feet.^^ "Luna arcana est" is a part of the songtext in latin and means "the moon is a secret". The song is the instrumentalversion of "Wolfen (Das Tier in mir)" by E nomine. http://www.bluetornado.sunburst.at/

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[XMagicxFlameX]

I love E Nomine. This song, Mysteria, and Vater Unser are my favourites.

I thought of making a winter video to this song.

Where did you find an instrumental version??:D

[BlueTornado8]

@XMagicxFlameX

I actually cut this version myself, so it might be the only instrumental version. But if you like it, you can use it. ;)

[XMagicxFlameX]

@BlueTornado8

Really? Are you sure?

Thanks:)

[BlueTornado8]

@XMagicxFlameX

I searched the internet for an instrumental-version for like forever and didn't find one. So I'm pretty sure it doesn't exist.

[tr342s]

I think you removed your older videos. This was a mistake. It was most interesting to see how your style was developing over time.

[BlueTornado8]

Yea, maybe it was interesting, but some of the old videos just haven't been actual anymore, I don't want to have videos of myself in the internet where I do things I can do much better in the meantime.

[XMagicxFlameX]

I know how you feel! I searched on so many sites and watched videos but all of them were not instrumental.

[BoBeena]

You are so creative & delightful. The jump thru at 0:44 (crazy cool!) and the pose at 2:00 is amazing! Lovely.

[bebemausi]

Du bist der Wahnsinn =)

[MissSelway]

WOW!

[Dimondsandjulz]

plz do a tutorial on how to do more tricks

[tr342s]

You know, one Yoga teacher once told me: It's the process that counts. What you can or can't do, whether you do it better today than yesterday, or whether you did it yesterday better than today, is largely immaterial as far as the true progress is concerned.