The excitement of taking dancing lessons when I was younger comes back to me. In the throes of my own

self-satisfaction following a recital I would never forget, I convinced myself that I had performed brilliantly.

I had no idea that day would bring me to my knees in a discovery that would humble me. Just after our performance,

all eyes shifted to the ‘teachers showcase,’ and that’s when I realized there was still room for improvement in my dancing.

One of my all-time favorite dance forms is boogie-woogie, and I’d like to share with you a wonderfully entertaining video that showcases this style of dancing.

One of the highlights of the ‘A Taste of Boogie 2.0’ festival in Padova (Padua), Italy, was this incredible performance.

Boogie-woogie, a popular dancing style recognized for its vivacity and enthusiasm, originated in the United States in the 1920s.

Some reports claim that African-American communities, especially those in the central Mississippi Delta, are where this musical style first emerged.

The rhythms of other musical genres, such as jazz, ragtime, and blues, had a big influence on its development.

Dancers Agneiszka Cherubisnka, Grzegorz Cherubinski, Tanya Geogiievska, and Sondre Olsen Bye eloquently illustrate their great appreciation as educators during this astounding display of talent.

These four dancers enthrall the audience with their amazing swing moves as they perform Clyde McPhatter’s timeless classic ‘Deep Sea Ball,’which was written in the 1950s.

Prepare to be enthralled with the performance they will give. You will inevitably become enamored with it.

Please watch the entire movie that is posted below, and then let us know what you think by posting a comment on our Facebook page!