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Чардаш (ассоциации): Розалинды, Шандора, Тассило. Королева Чардаша, Гол...

 A little Ruritania from comparetOperetta

The Kessler twins (I think) go Hungarian.  Czardas at 1:06.

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" The word "czardas" (Hungarian: csárdás) is associated not only with the famous Hungarian dance, but also with the beautiful vocal parts from the operettas by J. Strauss "The Bat", I. Kalman "The Devil Rider", "The Csardas Queen" and others.

The energy of the czardas will be shared with us by: Tatyana Shmyga, Sergey Menakhin, Liliya Amarfiy, Gerard Vasiliev, Monika Fischl and others.

Let's remember the most famous "czardas". And please write in the comments what other czardas from operettas you can remember."

 https://youtu.be/KW0gvuqRX2I?si=Ka6C42woWsaCA3y6&t=66

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