Michael Flatley-ért, a szteptánc-királyért mindenki odavolt a 90-es években: 62 évesen alig ismernénk rá!

Emlékszünk még arra az időszakra, amikor Michael Flatley a Magyar Televízió képernyőjén is rendszeresen megjelent, és világszerte nők milliói rajongtak érte.

A páratlan tehetségű, géppuskalábú, és amellett roppant jóképű ír szteptáncos a 90-es évek közepén az Eurovíziós Dalfesztivál szünetében lépett fel, és gyakorlatilag ekkor azonnal világhírűvé vált. A magyar fővárosban is többször járt csapatával, először 20 évvel ezelőtt.

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Egy ideje viszont sokkal kevesebbet láthattuk…

A napokban, egészen pontosan július 16. napján ünnepelte 62. születésnapját. Az alábbi képeken látható, hogy természetesen felette sem múltak el az évek nyomtalanul.

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From Team Flatley: @barnardos_irl does some fantastic charity work for vulnerable children all over Ireland, and Michael has teamed up with them to offer something special, involving #LordOfTheDance lead dancers @cathalkeaney and @mary_mira. Play the video and see for yourself! To get involved: https://www.givergy.com/listing/barnardos-republic-of-ireland/dance-with-the-lord-of-the-dance-stars

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Az is egyértelmű, hogy 62 évesen is remek formában van: szeretnénk 60 fölött így kinézni, ahogy ő: boldog születésnapot, további jó egészséget kívánunk, és további sok sikert!

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From Team Flatley: What was your reaction when you got to *this* moment in Dance For Hope IV? Sooner or later, the world will return to normal. When it does, the logical question is: what next? The answer: Planet Ireland arises. 2021. #FollowYourDream

A post shared by Michael Flatley (@michaelflatleyofficial) on Jul 17, 2020 at 2:39am PDT

Neked mi a véleményed? Ne felejtsd el megosztani, hogy a barátaid is láthassák!

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From Team Flatley: One of the most critical elements of a Michael Flatley show is the ending. Specifically, he designs his shows with an upbeat ending in mind; as he described it once to Lord Melvyn Bragg on The South Bank Show, it should feel like watching your team score a really amazing goal at the World Cup. This is important because dance dramas don't have to be structured in such a way. But, then, how many dance dramas play to stadiums with over 100,000 people? Michael Flatley stage shows are a curious product: all they sell is joy. You *know* that going in. You're in on it from the beginning. Yes, the dancers and musicians are top-notch. Yes, the technical elements are pristine. Yes, there will be a rollercoaster of emotions brought to life in careful, meticulous orchestration of man and machine. But what makes it work, at its core, is the hard-earned victory: going out there and doing something so brutally difficult, so insanely challenging, and pulling it off with *dash* right before your eyes, all the while unabashedly giving you permission to *feel* your way through the experience. You go to one of Michael's stage shows for an earthshattering catharsis of positive high-energy. As a result, his shows have license to do something almost no show in the world can credibly get away with except for the largest rock acts on the planet: go as big and loud and crazy as you want. Simply put: #LordOfTheDance has license to go BOOM. We need this in our lives. As children, full of wonder, everything is new and exciting, an adventure to unfold; as adults, we all too often lock that inner child away, and the world seems to lose more and more of its color every year. This is especially true now, as a pandemic grips the world. Sometimes you just want something uplifting. We hope this video, in some small way, brightens your day. #FollowYourDream

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