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  Squeezing a good dance scene into a movie is surprisingly difficult. Even if the theme of the movie rotates around dancing, the dancing sequences must make sense story-wise and be at least semi-realistic. That’s yet to mention how the choreography must be excellent. Here are the  best movie dance scenes  that did all of the things above well enough to become iconic. If you’re looking for a good dance movie to binge, some of these movies here are worth the one or two hours watching just for their dance scenes alone! How I Choose the Best Movie Dance Scene? But to choose the best dance scenes, it’s essential to have a methodology. The first thing I focus on whenever I watch a movie with a dance sequence is how skillful the dancers are. In other words, the mastery of techniques they display. Next, the choreography must be eye-catching, bold, and imaginative. There are hundreds of dance movies out there, each one with different choreography. The more unique the choreographing work of a m

  Spain is the land of the terpsichore. People who aren’t interested in dancing at all would have heard of famous Spanish dances like flamenco, tango, and fandango once or twice. But Spanish excels in many other forms of dancing, too. And these  famous Spanish dancers  are proof! If you’re looking either to learn dancing or merely want to watch a good performance, here are the names to write down. These dancers can give you a good show! Top 12 Famous Spanish Dancers In The World 1. Sara Pereyra Baras – Famous Spanish flamenco dancer Sara Pereyra Baras was born in the southernmost province of Spain, Cadíz, in San Fernando. It’s also in her home city that her career began. When she was young, Sara studied dancing in a local dance school run by her mother, La Tertulia Flamenca de la Isla. Later, she joined the dance company Los Niños de la Tertulia Flamenca and toured all over the country. When Sara was 24, she joined the company of Manuel Morao and performed in many flamenco festivals in