Since it is referred to as "Cutural": The dance does not reflect the passion or intensity at all. Buleria is intense, the dancers never smile. Buleria is a genre that originates from the "mocking of the day" - demonstrating the cynical satire of the day. In the song it speaks about the pain in the beholding of the Buleria, rooted in Spain in love of with her, "do not leave me" it is in my blood, I fell in love from the day I met you paralleled with the love the singer found with a beautiful woman .... This is an intense genre. Intensity of look, appeareance, and move is an essential, just watch David Bisbal's official video of this song "Buleria" and watch the facial expressions and the tone of the voices together with the dancing.... missing 100% in the performance. In the performance: It is well concerted, coordinated, the dancers are committed ... but Buleria genre is completely misrepresented and the contemporary version that David Bisbal presents is amiss in the presentation. With culture, misrepresentation of it is sabotaging. Good dancers, but miscalculated genre representation. Just watch some buleria in you tube, search David Bisbal and notice his intensity. Nice for the misinformed to remain misinformed. However, if one of the purposes for the presentation is to show some degree of Buleria: Does not pass at all. :-(
