Do you love dancing?
For some people, dancing is life! Some kids would already show great talent in dancing at a very young age, and it’s safe to say even if we don’t have the innate talent for dancing, we all appreciate it.
According to history:
“It has been proposed that before the invention of written languages, dance was an important part of the oral and performance methods of passing stories down from generation to generation.”
Dancing has been a part of our history and will still be a part of it in the coming decades.
Do you still recall some of the most popular dances when you were young?
To pay tribute to the evolution of dance, Ricardo Walker’s Crew created a video two years that features dances from 1950 to 2019.
Their video, of course, went viral!
Once you see their video, you would definitely want to watch it again and again – that’s how good it is.
Ricardo Walker, a Brazilian-born artist, started dancing at the age of around 7 or 8. According to him, his inspiration is non-other than the King of Pop, Michael Jackson.
He started dancing and impersonating him, and soon, he studied other dance styles as well. Now, he is a professional dancer.
No wonder he and his crew are so good when it comes to dancing, and their choreography is out of this world!
Imagine a video that is only six minutes long could contain 35 dances from the 1950s to 2019 is just superb talent and dedication.
The video starts as Ricardo Walker’s Crew tap dance to Gene Kelly’s “Singing In The Rain,” before shifting to a little boogie-woogie with Elvis Presley’s “Hound Dog,” ending the 50’s with Little Richard’s “Tutti Frutti.”
Who would forget the worldwide dance craze, “Let’s Twist Again” by Chubby Checker?
Being a Michael Jackson tribute artist, this performance wouldn’t be complete without songs from the King of Pop and Jackson 5.
When they danced “Thriller” by Michael Jackson, you’d even notice how they got everything from the moves to the costume!
Look at that iconic red and black jacket that Michael wore!
If you are a “Grease” fan, then you would recall how fun it was to dance with “You’re the one that I want.”
The 90’s kid in you will surely move to the groove as they dance “U Can’t Touch This by MC Hammer!
Back to back Michael Jackson’s “Black and White” and Madonna’s “Vogue” will surely make you want to dance to the beat as well.
Ready to dance to the upbeat song “Macarena,” they have included that as well, and they are only halfway through!
Dance evolution won’t be complete without NSYNC’s “Bye Bye Bye” and “Single Ladies” by Beyoncé.
Jumping to 2010, can you believe that it has already been more than ten years since the worldwide hit “Gangnam Style”?
We also see them featuring the latest dance trends like “Watch Me,” “Swish Swish,” and “In My Feelings.”
We can’t get enough about how good these dancers are! Their transition is so smooth, and did you see how amazing their costumes are?
No wonder they got more than 60M views!
Once you have seen this video, you’d probably want to see more.
Watch Ricardo Walker pay tribute to the King of Pop by featuring the evolution of Michael Jackson’s dance here.
We’re guessing Ricardo has gained another subscriber today. Don’t hesitate to follow this talented dancer and share this superb video with your friends and family.
Please SHARE this with your friends and family.
