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Bar dancers often face judgments and critics, but this form of dance is a fascinating fusion of athletics, passion and art. These captivating dance auditions at the bar are not only a demonstration of physical strength and precision, but also a reflection of the unique style of each dancer and their talent to provide unforgettable performances, which truly conquer the public.

1. Natalia Tatarintseva - Romanians have talent

Ukrainian dancer Natalia Tatarintseva started with a captivating number on the floor at "Romanians have talent," combining sensuality with grace. Then he went to elegant movements, inspired by ballerinas, before demonstrating his incredible force on the bar. His number, both effortless and refined, resonated deeply with the public, arousing a strong emotional reaction.

2. Anastasia Skukhtorova - Denmark's Got Talent

Dressed in a suit in a single, bright and skin-colored piece, Anastasia offered a contemporary bar, full of emotion, on a melancholy song. He climbed higher, executing air splites and stopping in positions that defied gravity, before grinding around the bar, supported only by the tip of the foot. His amazing performance received well -deserved applause from the public.

3. Emma Haslam - Britain's Got Talent

At "Britain's Got Talent," Haslam wanted to promote pole fitness for women with shapes, demonstrating that roundness does not prevent an incredible bar. His strong number, with rotations and splitting in the air, on Katy Perry's "Firework" song, was all I needed!

4. Matt Ryan - Canada's Got Talent

Matt Ryan, an artist of the bar in Montreal, started his career with gymnastics before making the dance at the bar. Demonstrating his muscles and capturing the attention of the jurors, Matt easily moved on the bar, taking spectacular walks in the air and showing extremely muscle control.

5. Kristy Sellars - America's Got talent

Kristy Sellars danced all her life and has a deep passion for the bar. As the mother of three children, he decided to give a little time for himself, enrolling in a dance course and quickly felt a feeling of empowerment. Its representation reflects this transformation, combining the art of visual projections with the bar dance in a completely revolutionary way.