This is so fun to watch and also really interesting! :D Sadly i don't speak Czech fluently (yet), but just from watching I'm guessing it's about a volunteer from another region to try to dance the verbuňk in the way of another region? Like the first one from Kyjov(I think?) trying to dance it in the style of Břeclav or more precisely Podluži (if I understood right)? :D So fascinating to watch and to have the chance to finally compare the verbuňk from different regions for someone who sadly has never been to Morava and doesn't really have a chance to get to know more about all of this except from observations! :D I would love to know how the verbuňk from all the different regions look, what are the differences and individualities of the dancers themselves and what is just typical for every region. But it's so hard to learn for a German who doesn't have any personal connection to Moravia or Czechia in general... Anyways, much love from Germany! :)
This is so fun to watch and also really interesting! :D Sadly i don't speak Czech fluently (yet), but just from watching I'm guessing it's about a volunteer from another region to try to dance the verbuňk in the way of another region? Like the first one from Kyjov(I think?) trying to dance it in the style of Břeclav or more precisely Podluži (if I understood right)? :D So fascinating to watch and to have the chance to finally compare the verbuňk from different regions for someone who sadly has never been to Morava and doesn't really have a chance to get to know more about all of this except from observations! :D I would love to know how the verbuňk from all the different regions look, what are the differences and individualities of the dancers themselves and what is just typical for every region. But it's so hard to learn for a German who doesn't have any personal connection to Moravia or Czechia in general... Anyways, much love from Germany! :)
You can check different verbuňk from every region on my channel. (Kyjovsko, Hanácko Slovácko, Podluzi, Hradišťsko) And you can compare it.