I love this. I used to dance the female version of this. But I wish the person filming had angled the camera down just a bit, so we could see their legs and feet more, and less of the building and air above their heads! -- Growing up in Norway, in my mid-teens, I worked at this open-air folk museum.
Я Русский, но корни по Отцовской линии Норвежские... Vakker!!!! Удивительно, как похожи Русские и Норвежские народные танцы, или может в каждом Fjord были свои танцы , как и наречия?
BEAUTIFUL, FOR ALL THOSE WHO DOES NOT KNOW FOR YOUR CULTURE AND CUSTOMERS THIS IS THE OPPORTUNARY TO BE LOOKED AND SEE YOUR COUNTRY. POZDRAV IZ SRBIJE.
I’m Scottish from my moms side and Italian from my fathers side, I am dating a Norwegian right now so I want to learn more about his culture. I wonder if he can do this dance with me
Seriously, girlfriend, smile...look at who you are dancing with. Crowd needed to show him some love. That does not look easy to do. Shout out to the instrumentalist! Enjoyed the video!
Laus dans (the correct name that is actually used in Hallingdal) is actually quite similar to breakdancing in many ways. Usually a lot of acrobatics as a guy is showing off to win a woman. There's also a hat they need to kick off a stick, got to do a really high jump kick to get it down. But it would certainly be easy for a talented laus dancer to also learn breackancing and vice versa. The group "Frikar" is an example of very talented launs dancers.
You, person filming this.. Use a wide angle next time please, it just lower the camera angle so you can actually see the people and not 75% building and sky?
I will bring my professional gear the next time I randomly visit this place ✌️. He he I was at the theme park and then suddenly this happened. I though people would enjoy to watch it so I filmed with my phone 😅
@Freedom Watch There are many variants, but it’s Halling-Music, originated from a place called Hallindal in Norway. Here’s a beautiful piece: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-JTEbheWHN-I.html
