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No One Saw Ignas Adomavičius Coming: His Rumba Dance Goes Viral Online

From Delfi · () Lithuanian

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  • Lithuanian politician Ignas Adomavičius posted a short video of himself dancing rumba with women beside him.
  • The clip quickly attracted comments ranging from praise for his performance to jokes about his dancing and artistic ambitions.

Ignas Adomavičius shared a brief video on Friday showing himself demonstrating rumba steps to a song about the dance.

Let’s move. Dance 2.0

· Ignas AdomavičiusHis caption for the short video showing him dancing rumba.

Dressed formally, the Nemunas Dawn representative copied the movements of the women dancing beside him and moved his hips as they performed the routine.

Ignas, great!! You dance beautifully! Among beautiful, stylish girls!

· CommenterA supportive reaction posted beneath the video.

“Let’s move. Dance 2.0,” Adomavičius wrote alongside the video. The post quickly drew a wave of reactions from commenters.

A crying Čiurlionis writhes

· CommenterA humorous reaction to Adomavičius’s performance.

Some praised him, writing, “Ignas, great!! You dance beautifully! Among beautiful, stylish girls!” Others responded with jokes, including one that said, “A crying Čiurlionis writhes,” and another that suggested he could sing and dance, “but not very well.” One commenter called him a person with an artistic soul who tried singing and dancing, but was especially good at making people laugh.

This one really is a person with an artistic soul. He tries to sing, tries to dance, and is especially good at making people laugh

· CommenterA joking comment about his singing and dancing.
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