Incredible! Villagers Experience Riverdance for the First Time - Their Reactions are Priceless!

Foot-Stomping Fun! Villagers Discover Riverdance - Their First-Time Reactions are Pure Joy!
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Prepare to be amazed as we take you on a thrilling journey to a small village where the magic of Irish culture unfolds before the eyes of the locals for the very first time. In this heartwarming and entertaining video, we present the captivating reactions of villagers as they experience the world-renowned dance phenomenon, Riverdance.
Nestled amidst picturesque landscapes, the village is a serene haven where traditions have been cherished for generations. The villagers, with their warm smiles and curious hearts, eagerly gather in the village hall, unaware of the spectacular surprise that awaits them. Little do they know that their lives are about to be enriched by the rhythmic beats and awe-inspiring performance of Riverdance.
As the video begins, the anticipation is palpable. The villagers share laughter and stories, building an atmosphere of excitement and camaraderie. Then, the curtains part, and the Riverdance performance commences with an explosion of energy that leaves everyone spellbound.
Witness the sheer joy in their eyes as they witness the intricate footwork, dazzling costumes, and the beautiful fusion of traditional Irish music and dance. From the young children to the elderly, each person's reaction is a testament to the universal language of art and how it can transcend boundaries and touch hearts.
As the infectious rhythm envelops the room, some villagers can't resist tapping their feet along, caught up in the contagious enthusiasm of the dance. Others sit in amazement, their eyes glued to the stage, soaking in every moment of this extraordinary cultural experience.
Throughout the video, we capture candid interviews with the villagers, capturing their genuine emotions and thoughts about this once-in-a-lifetime encounter. Many express their appreciation for the beauty of Irish culture, and how this newfound discovery has left an indelible mark on their lives.
This heartwarming journey not only showcases the power of artistic expression but also serves as a reminder of the importance of preserving and sharing cultural heritage. It's a celebration of unity, diversity, and the shared humanity that connects us all.
So, join us on this incredible adventure as we witness the magic unfold when villagers experience Riverdance for the first time. Be prepared to laugh, smile, and perhaps shed a tear as you witness the transformative power of dance in this extraordinary cultural exchange. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe to our channel to be a part of more heartwarming journeys like this! Let's spread the joy together!
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[@Ali.89.]

I'm so glad you guys liked it. Irish music and dance is such an integral part of our culture and me personally. Nothing better than Irish music against the sound of tap shoes, just magic! Much love from Ireland 💚🤍🧡 ✌🏻 x

[@BaconIsNotBiceps]

The Irish are a blessing my friend. Love from America.

[@victorsamsung2921]

Irish all the way!

[@Nlangkirby135]

The Irish are known not only for the river dance… they also great at folk songs that tell stories.

[@JoeXTheXJuggalo1]

I love their Celtic folk music. I was really into the Celtic Woman music over 20 years because I found it to be very beautiful and calming. As a matter of fact I listened to their music to help with my anxieties. Worked pretty much every time.

[@paigeleigh2554]

❤❤❤

[@ggoannas]

My Irish heart is moved by your respect and enthusiasm. ❤️

[@NSResponder]

No matter how many times I see that performance, it thrills me. Millions of people around the world love it, too.

[@ktrainbow9765]

"I miss that boy Michael Jackson" "Maybe that's his brother" 🤣

[@gailcrook2687]

Lol

[@bluesageful]

Seeing Riverdance live was an experience I'll never forget! The sound of their feet reverberated through your soul. It was a whole body experience! ❤

[@chiberjuberdourado2487]

I agree!! The show was AMAZING live!!!

[@saoirseclarnimhuiris7910]

I was one of the troupe!

[@chiberjuberdourado2487]

@@saoirseclarnimhuiris7910 I’m very impressed! Such beautiful routines!

[@EmmaRonan]

So proud as an Irish lady to see you watching this, we used to say- when Irish dancing- never let your top half know what your bottom half is doing 😂but this performance was the first time anyone dared to challenge this, it was dynamic, different, exciting, modern and it blew our heads up with excitement and pride 🎉they changed an age old for of dancing, dared to bend the rules and it worked! We were all mesmerised

[@jaymacgee_A_Bawbag_Blethering]

I have tears in my eyes now watching this and remembering 1994 when this came out of the blue in the gap between the acts and the voting began . I’d never heard of Irish dancing and was blown away . The 3 guys showed enthusiasm and respect to the show , which tells you everything you need to know about them . Respect to you guys ! 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@tsmeman63]

Irish dancers dance on the spot, because in the old days, in rural Ireland, they took out the wooden door of their tiny houses and laid it on the muddy uneven ground. Neighbours often gathered to join in with music and singing. The wooden door gave the tapping sound, but also limited the dancers in making big movements, due to the small size of the dance “floor”. Greetings from Ireland ☘️ Erin go bragh 🇮🇪

[@user-ek1fx5hy6s]

I was a child in Ireland watching this live in 94 and seeing your reactions and you appreciating this beautiful dance all these years later brought a tear to my eye, thanks so much for sharing this and bring back lovely memories 🇮🇪💕

[@user-pg7kr6ex1o]

These men always cheer and appreciate people from all over the world- they never have a bad word to say about anything- se do g love from America!

[@The_ZeroLine]

Yes. They are an example to the world.

[@kathleenmartin7498]

I also admire how they appreciate all forms of dance and music

[@poppletop8331]

Except fat people!

[@maco8010]

The old gentleman feels every bit of it

[@bean-phaidin]

Trained in irish dance for over a decade, watching people react to seeing it for the first time never fails to make me cry. Folk art is some of our most important heritages as an animal and we can speak across such wide divides of experiences.

[@Haziesmom2023]

There will never be another "Riverdance"....What a great decision to show our friends this culture. I was Blessed to have seen them twice in concert! What an Experience it was too :)

[@oldasdirt3760]

I was fortunate enough to watch their live performance. It moves the soul , the whole auditorium reverberated with the dance. So glad these gentlemen appreciated it.

[@saoirse32anois]

"A new birth" was the most apt and beautiful description. Ireland and India - soul spirits

[@christinemelville3756]

Love the fact you seemed emotional and appreciative - it was a great moment and remember it well

[@fletcher262]

I've noticed Indian people always appreciate dance! This is a cool video

[@LaEurovisionQueen]

The only thing that could top watching Riverdance again is watching thse lovely people reacting to it. They are SO insightful and so honest. It's beautiful to watch.

[@looneygardener]

My Irish heart jumps for joy at your reaction!

[@irish66]

That has to be one of the most entertaing reaction videos i have ever watched.

[@GryLi]

IT changed everything we være all in awe

[@seanok3498]

Riverdance and Michael Jackson interwoven in a delightful reaction which had me grinning from ear to ear 😂

[@DanceySteveYNWA]

"She walks like a Peacock"😂

[@JayneBangert]

that´s beautiful

[@paulinemulligan]

Great observation..

[@TheDivayenta]

I loved their paying musical tribute to what they’d just seen!!!!!!

[@PenneySounds]

This was a very important moment for Irish pride as well as the entire Gaelic diaspora around the world. It took the cultural traditions and portrayed them in a modern form that felt epic and elegant and even sexy. I grew up with Celtic musical traditions, as part of the Celtic diaspora in Canada, and for our culture to suddenly become cool was a big moment. You might be interested in the recent rise of artists who fuse Celtic music with Indian music. I moved to a region of Canada with a large Punjabi population, and I learned about a local band called Delhi 2 Dublin that fused Irish sounds with Punjabi sounds as well as modern sounds, and it reignited by childhood interest in Celtic music. I've since learned about artists such as The Snake Charmer, and bands like Jiggy, that also combine Celtic and Indian music together. There's some commonality between the two cultures that makes the music fit together seamlessly and naturally, and it's beautiful to hear.

[@jirokoshibailey2052]

"do this for 2 hours a day and you'll never be fat" babu, you got a hearty laugh from me

[@PenneySounds]

The downside is, do this dance 2 hours a day and the joints in your legs will be absolutely destroyed before you hit 40.

[@poppletop8331]

Wonder why the old guy lost his teeth, maybe they were knocked out for fat shaming someone.😂🤞🤞🤞

[@vladt876]

I am glad they enjoyed it so much. I have seen Irish Dancers perform at local colleges (one troupe from Ireland) and I saw Celtic Women perform live. Truly amazing culture

[@shirleyrobert2987]

Big fan of the Celtic Women

[@deborahmcgee7970]

Yes I hope we can keep it our government seams set on changing Ireland beyond recognition it makes me so sad to see what is happening 😢

[@liamoconnor9487]

@@deborahmcgee7970 They sre giving our country away to suit their own agenda. Traitors, every one of them.

[@lauraheim8381]

I love Irish dancing! Great reaction!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@Katya-zj7ni]

I love Grandfathers reaction ❤❤

[@darvoid66]

This only begs for you to show them Lord of the Dance next. Riverdance was exciting and breathtaking and Lord of the dance went even harder.

[@christineantonius4490]

I still remember seeing this performance and being astounded but also slightly amused because it really was such a different kind of dance. Years later, I was lucky enough to see a performance of Lord of the Dance, live. Wow! Wonderful! Superb! Not enough superlatives in the world to describe the skill and energy. I loved seeing this reaction because, as always, these chaps are spot on with their observations. They never miss a thing and are always so positive. Fantastic stuff.

[@tweety7478]

Pops not bringing up disco. 😆 I loved their reactions. These videos are so enjoyable and heartwarming.

[@katehunter538]

It is very important to understand the reason behind the form of this Irish dance. When the English controlled Ireland, they tried to destroy Irish culture and language. One way they tried to do so was to make dancing illegal. Instead of no longer dancing, the Irish focused on the movement of the legs and feet, keeping their arms still and by their sides. That is why Irish dancers almost never use their arms today. This allowed the dancer to deny that they were in fact dancing if an authority tried to stop them. In this context, it is important to understand that Irish dance became a form of resistance and defiance of authority. It is lively and irrepressible. The performance of the individual dancer is more important than coordinating perfectly with another dancer, or moving in absolute synchronization with others. The importance of Irish dance is to preserve identity and resist authority.

[@clairebatt4030]

i am pretty sure they know what 'colonialism' is mate, morto

[@clairebatt4030]

I am irish btw

[@sandrareay8953]

It was also the church who frowned upon touching while dancing.

[@ValMartinIreland]

Its a meeting, a courtship, and engagement, a wedding and a marriage celebration Irish style.

[@IndianTee]

Great reaction from you beautiful people, love from Ireland

[@JJDBaca]

That whole ensemble was brilliant.

[@ChemicalW6]

What a beautiful and very real reaction. Thank you so much for reacting to our traditional dance. Love from Ireland ❤

[@hkjuhucampbell4005]

River dancing has spread through out the world. From that one dance troupe many have sprung up. There was a video of hundreds of people from children to adults doing that dance and set a world record.

[@seanpatton7406]

Babu's reaction and comments when the drums 🥁 start to play 👍😆😎

[@Progressive_Canadian]

Always an emotional video.

[@mariapricola781]

Love watching their reactions. Like seeing for the 1st time again

[@dmschoice2571]

Oh, that wasn't just a reaction to the dancing style, but to the very birthing moment of the show! Very awesome choice - a little piece of dancing history even. Particularly loved the comparison of Babu to Michael Jackson's dancing style. Had the same thought just seconds before. Now I would love to see their reaction to a Bavarian Schuhplattler! :D

[@teresawelter7530]

I noticed that the majority of Babu's songs are about love or a beloved ❤

[@randalmayeux8880]

Hi guys! The entire dance is about an hour long. The dancers mostly use their feet, which is why it's called step dancing. I like Irish music a lot, both trad and contemporary.

[@tsmeman63]

The dance doesn’t last an hour. Are you for real? This was designed as intermezzo for the Eurovision Song Contest. Dancing like this for one hour continuously would be killing yourself.

[@shebear7542]

Fabulous performance. Michael Flatley is Michael Jackson's brother. Priceless!

[@BaconIsNotBiceps]

Beautiful!!! Thank you for reacting, Gentlemen. I enjoyed your reaction very much. Love from America.

[@danlabok7117]

It was my first time seeing or more like hearing River Dance as well so it was great experiencing together with the guys.

[@JoeXTheXJuggalo1]

Glad yall got to enjoy this form of dancing. I remember years ago when i first discovered it. There was one of their performances i believe was called Lord of the Dance and there was a rivalry act in the show. The 2 performers did a dance off and each time they would get faster and faster with their feet. It was amazing

[@francoiseprecheur2222]

Ils sont vraiment talentueux ! Bravo !

[@ladyrotha5420]

How beautiful that we all, no matter our different cultures, languages and counties, felt exactly the same divine thrill. 💖

[@mm37too]

Babu!!

[@erglelergle8476]

Love irish dance.

[@dagwood00049]

We, in the west, are often far too jaded for our own good. To watch someone thoroughly enjoy this is a reminder to take time to allow yourself to love something beautiful.

[@majbrat]

It's really positive and wonderful entertainment. You guys understood the skill it took and I was happy to see you all enjoy it. It's a favourite of mine.

[@samhartford8677]

I love what you are doing! Please continue. We can all appreciate music and dance. Greetings from Finland.

[@maggiebrayton4258]

Watching them in person is amazing. I've seen them in person once, but there's Irish step dance performances all over. My cousin used to do it lol it's really impressive

[@chimpbabe]

I saw Michael Flatley in Riverdance years ago in Manchester. It was amazing ❤

[@alanmurphy6988]

From Ireland here. Thanks for the appreciation 🙏🙏👌

[@kimlersue]

The Irish are known for poetry..beautiful singing and dance. They tell the stories of their history through their musical gifts and poetry.

[@scousemouse9715]

Always a mind blowing experience.

[@brendacawston9236]

In so glad you appreciate thier performance. I dedicate this to my mum and family who is with God now. I think alot of you all, and bless you as my family I bless as well. God be with you. I have alot of joy knowing you although I'm a stranger...and we've never met . I have alot of joy watching your channel and I think alot of you all. God blessings again on you. And may God continue to bless you as you all are such a blessing to so many. I think very highly of you each .. different in personality.. like different flowers.🙂I may sound gushy, but my words are sincere.

[@KSmeaton1]

Omg I am so happy you've done a video on this. =D

[@wargesparge]

These guys always put a huge smile on my face

[@stuwhiteman3810]

We went to see them when they came to Australia and I know some people put them down I don't know why because the whole show was absolutely fantastic.

[@susanengel-ix8bl]

I love this, it's really beautiful ❤️❤️

[@scottymorrice5416]

Bravo! Ireland 😊!

[@ianmccalllum917]

Lovely genuine people.

[@AliSakurai]

I want them to hear celtic women. They are a wonderful group!

[@cassieporter9262]

I think they would enjoy the 1989 movie Tap. It starred the amazingly talented Gregory Hines, as well as many of the greatest tap legends known to American vaudeville and theater. The young boy was played by Hines' student, Savion Glover, who has become in his own right a major influence in dance. There is also Baz Luhrmann's 1992 film Strictly Ballroom. They may not understand the camp humor, or the backstabbing theatrics of competitive dance, but the many dance scenes are spectacular, and I think they would appreciate that it is an old traditional dance, the Spanish Paso Doble that eventually wins.

[@stephanievivier290]

I was just saying this just now. I just couldn't remember that name of the movies. I love dancing movies. I used to breakdancing.

[@deborahmcgee7970]

Aaa ye are lovely 😊 love from Ireland 🇮🇪

[@hamimono82]

“If you do this dance for two hours daily then you will never be fat in life.” 😂🤣

[@catandrobbyflores]

Someone tell those gentlemen that Michael Flatly, the male dancer, was once the world record holder for fastest taps per second.

[@stephanievivier290]

They should watch a couple of movies that had tap dancing. I always loved how that sounds.

[@lmtellsho6283]

This is Irish folk dance- not modern social dancing. It is historic.

[@devonvergiels5185]

You fellows are really neat!!

[@rowancoggins9638]

The manner in which these gents observe the culture of others and the fact that they have a default intense level of real respect should be noted by all. This data should be converted into how we all act, the manner of our military and trade agreements and our respect for things that are different from ourselves, yet possibly vastly superior due to them being pure, unaffected by the western cult of self and ego. They truly are men of 'Eden'. Each of them is different, yet they come to instant moral agreement on what is beautiful and noble in the world. May God love you and hold you forever. May your children have many children, each stronger and wiser than the last. May God, in time, give you the place that you peacefully and lovingly deserve. I am not referring to expressed genetics, I am referring to outlook, which all good men may choose and are not bound by the choices of their fathers. This is a Holy and righteous video for those that see within what can be seen.

[@TheJudiBambiPurrsParadox]

*I thought you'd all like Riverdance! Fantastic, eh?*

[@frankjch5123]

Frank from Germany, I been watching your videos for years and saw a yt video you should definitely show the guys, especially "Sarru" because I know he loves to dance! A young man (Ed people) asks people from all over the world to "teach me your dance" The best one is 1. Best dance moves from around the world 2. Best india dance 🇮🇳

[@SMOOVKILL1]

After so long you would think this channel can put out more than 1 video ever 2 days.

[@JoeXTheXJuggalo1]

Well you got to think they can't always be available every day or so. Gathering them for a video and even edition. It's not as easy as you think it is

[@MarcusAgricola]

I am always surprised, how Babu and the guys are able to grasp our western music and understand every bit of it, but we (at least me) are not able to really understand their music.

[@helena-mariecarroll2875]

❤ from Ireland ❤❤

[@joanwharff6483]

I was fortunate to see Michael Flatley at Wembly Stadium a good while ago…( a friend asked me to meet her there &, she bought the tickets 🙃👍💗❤️‍🔥‼️)….it was AMAZING 🔥💗🔥‼️‼️

[@anncbower5564]

It would be nice that they watched Lord of the Dance, Celtics to the heart.

[@The_ZeroLine]

Babu is a beacon of positivity. Indian dancing, IMO, is much better.

[@GrandmaLoves2Scuba]

For Babu to say he misses Michael Jackson both made me smile and brought a tear to my eye.

[@noelienoelie8425]

I miss him too.

[@partially_discombobulated9818]

Watching you react to this brought a tear to my eye. Loved that you were so memerised by Anuna because I always feel she brought in the atmosphere to introduce the dancers but didnt get as much praise as Jean and Michael ... But the whole thing happened when I was 14 years old, I remember watching it on TV live , being Irish in Ireland.... but no I cant dance like that ..actually I dont know anyone who Irish dances past school age 🤷🏼‍♀️ There are popular adult dancers but its not something you can do past I dunno...40?

[@seamusobyrne7845]

you start this type of Irish dancing at about 3 yrs of age..

[@plentyobass]

Show them FLAMENCO!!!

[@adrianhempfing2042]

When they said Disco dance - I miss Aman singing ... I'm a disco dancer

[@hmvollbanane1259]

Interesting I believe you also showed them Spanish Flamenco some time ago where the dancers are also part of the music. Another weird dance along the same line that might be interesting and entertaining to them (as it also shows of traditional attire) would be the south German and Austrian "Schuhplattler" ("German slap dancing") and the Kosatschok, the dance of the Cossacks (Ukraine/ Russia) would also be worth showing them imo.

[@P.Atreides]

the choir is today anuna !!!!!!!! and the maindancer lord of the dance

[@sonofmoss]

Should show them the Queen of the Night aria performed by Diana Damrau.

[@allisongrinnell5107]

If they want to see more of the same Michael Flatley started a touring show called Lord of the Dance that features even more dancers.

[@fizzy965]

I would love to see these three react to different songs by 'The Beach Boys' such as 'Komoko'. The music is so catchy and uplifting. I think they will love it!

[@idiocracy9530]

Takes them quite a while to get that it's their feet making the sound.

[@redessa01]

I was impressed that they figured it out. If you're unfamiliar with the concept of tap shoes, it makes sense to think they're dancing in time to an instrumental beat.

[@noelienoelie8425]

The eurovison became a joke after this. River dance just can never be beaten.

[@livingdeadbtu]

I would love to have them see some of the old 1950's dance movies, Singing in the rain, White Christmas, Jeez, I can't remember them all, anything with Gene Kelley and friends. With their appreciation of Hindi movies (Which have lots of dance) it would be cool to have them see some movies from the heyday of American dance movies.... even Mary Poppins and other Dick Van Dyke movies would be good.

[@aleatharhea]

I don't know if this is true or apocryphal, but I heard that this form of dance came about in crowded Irish pubs, and if you flailed your arms about, you'd knock drinks off tables. 😁

[@Cassxowary]

“I think he’s the brother of a boy named Michael Jackson” 😂🤣 his mind works in interesting ways