The Berezka dance, one of Russia’s most enchanting traditional performances, has recently gone viral again for its mesmerizing illusion — women appearing to float effortlessly across the stage. Dressed in long, flowing dresses that brush the floor, the dancers take tiny, invisible steps so smooth and precise that their feet seem not to touch the ground at all. This graceful technique has fascinated audiences for decades, symbolizing elegance, discipline, and the beauty of Russian culture. The da

Sadcasm | Vrushti Shiroya on Instagram: "This is a Russian dance style named Berezka Dance Ensemble and it was founded by Russian choreographer and dancer Nadezhda Nadezhdina in 1948 in the Soviet Union. In the Russian dance Berezka, women move with short steps, so short that they look like they're floating. #sadcasm #reels #russia #respect #dance #viral"