Fiddler on the roof - Lechaim (with subtitles)

When the Jews are dancing with their hands clasped together and the Russians are weaving through them, it symbolizes 'interweaving cultures'

you have to have some major leg muscles to do Russian dancing....geez...

don't drink and drive or you might kill someone with your horsecart

Judaism is not only a religion. It is quite possible to be culturally Jewish, but not practice the Jewish faith.

a huge percent of jews in israel are secular jews, which is what you are referring to.

this scene reminds of of how it is going to the bar...latino music vs american rock

you re right of course, i just confused few things together.
P.S: dik za opravu a přeju na zdraví :-)

That high note that the Russian sings just gives me goosebumps...wow...

Ok, first of all, they all live in Russia, but they are not all russians, secound, this guys in grey are russians not ukrainian, but i think it doesn matter. I think the point of this is tho show the contrast between them all, and that they tolerate each other despate of this. "Za vashe zdorovie" is a kind of toast, as someone said, it means "for your healt". And i think i wouldnt lie if i said that its a part of slavs tradition.

kurde... i wanted to write "i drink for your health", but i think you will understand it at all ^^