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cancan
[ kan-kan ]
noun
- a lively high kicking dance that came into vogue about 1830 in Paris and after 1844 was used as an exhibition dance.
cancan
/ 藞办忙苍藢办忙苍 /
noun
- a high-kicking dance performed by a female chorus, originating in the music halls of 19th-century Paris
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of cancan1
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It built a reputation for hosting whirlwind nights and extravagant shows, and its dancers played a paramount role in bringing the frenzied style of the modern cancan dance to the mainstream.
It is relatively quiet 鈥 Picasso would also paint cancan dancers, but not now 鈥 a suave, sophisticated crowd painted by an artist who understood its fashions, body language and interpersonal connections perfectly.
Arquette talks about the Apple TV+ comedy series in which she plays a former addict and cancan dancer who decides to become a private investigator.
Though she鈥檚 happy enough with her job as a costumed cancan dancer in a Wild West theme park, necessity drives her toward a new career: private investigator.
When Mr. Disney noticed the modification shortly before the ride was to open in New York, Ms. Davis recalled, he asked her why she had put long pants on cancan dancers.
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