This dancing style is not belong to Laos, it original is came from Dutch or Hollandais and was hit in last 60 years ago. Bouangeun Saphouvong brought this dancing style to compose with his song in the 90's.
You're rigth,this dancing style is not belong to Laos at all.
Paso Loble not Paso Doble.
This dancing style is not belong to Laos, it original is came from Dutch or Hollandais and was hit in last 60 years ago. Bouangeun Saphouvong brought this dancing style to compose with his song in the 90's.
ແມ່ນຄວາມເຈົ້າອິຫຼີແທ້ເດີ້!!!ຂ້ອຍລະເປັນຕາຢາກຫົວອິຫຼີໃດ໊. ອັນເອີ້ນທັງຊື່ຂອງມັນບໍ່ຖືກແລ້ວຊະພັດທັງເຕັ້ນກະບໍ່ຖືກແບບຂອງມັນອີກພ້ອມ ຕາມຂ້ອຍເບິ່ງຄົນລາວເຮົາມັກພາກັນລຽນແຖວກັນເຕັ້ນຫັ້ນອາດຈະແມ່ນ Western Line dance ແລະ Mexican danceເດີ້! ສ່ວນບັດສລົບ(ເເມ່ນແທ້ເຂົາເອີ້ນປັດສດົບ/Pasadoble)ລະແມ່ນຄົນລາວເຕັ້ນບໍ່ຖືກຈັ່ງວະແລະເອີ້ນຊື່ກະບໍ່ຖືກຈັກດີ້ແທ້ເດີ້!
ຕົວຢ່າງຄື:
ເຕັ້ນຈັ່ງວະປັດສດົບຈິງແທ້!(Paso Doble dance )
ເຕັ້ນຈັ່ງວະລາຍນແດນສຂອງພວກແວັນເຕີນ (Western Line dance )
You're rigth,this dancing style is not belong to Laos at all.
Paso Loble not Paso Doble.
This dancing style is not belong to Laos, it original is came from Dutch or Hollandais and was hit in last 60 years ago. Bouangeun Saphouvong brought this dancing style to compose with his song in the 90's.
yes.,you're right brother! lao people are talented folks.. this so-called baslope dancing is belong to laos and lao ppl. you cann see all neighbouring countries sourrounding us even the whole Asien NO any countries so dance like lao ppl! we all should be so proud of it and this uniqe lao culture dancing must protect for our national lao heritage as well. DER PHEE NONG LAO!!!
You're rigth,this dancing style is not belong to Laos at all.
Paso Loble not Paso Doble.
This dancing style is not belong to Laos, it original is came from Dutch or Hollandais and was hit in last 60 years ago. Bouangeun Saphouvong brought this dancing style to compose with his song in the 90's.
Poso + Loble = Pasloble
But Lao pronounce: BASLOB.
Sorry if I am wrong.
yes you are absolutely wrong, I arrived in Australia in 1983 , the Lao community there already danced this dance style
If you are sure that this dance is created by Lao People and you need to protect it, to day is very easy way to do it. Come to WIPO and register as Laos copy right, after that no body can't copy it. Anyway regarding to Thai perform this dance Thai have right to do it same as you copy the rymp from western.
This dancing style is not belong to Laos, it original is came from Dutch or Hollandais and was hit in last 60 years ago. Bouangeun Saphouvong brought this dancing style to compose with his song in the 90's.
Poso + Loble = Pasloble
But Lao pronounce: BASLOB.
Sorry if I am wrong.
That's wrong brother! Dance Baslob has been practiced by Lao people even before the communists came to power. Lao refugees going to France have been dancing Baslob since 1975 nonstop. In addition, Khon Lao in Laos under the communism in Vientiane still danced Baslob until today, even Lao embassy in Thailand kept practicing baslob every Lao new year in Bangkok. That's when the Thai have noticed that the Lao women danced this strange dance.
Baslob became popular in Thailand when Tai Oratai started her new song with dancers wearing Pah Sinh.
ອີກຊໍ້າຊະພັດເອີ້ນວ່າບັດສລົບຄຳອັນນີ້ຟັງແລ້ວກະບໍ່ແມ່ນພາສາລາວອີກຊໍ້າ! ມັນອອກສຽງແບບລາວເວົ້າພາສາຕ່າງຊາດບໍ່ ຂ້ອດບໍ່ແຈ້ງ(Lao speak foreign language with thick/bad accent!)
The Paso Doble originated in southern France and began gaining popularity in the United States in the 1930s. Because the dance developed in France, the ...
This dancing style is not belong to Laos, it original is came from Dutch or Hollandais and was hit in last 60 years ago. Bouangeun Saphouvong brought this dancing style to compose with his song in the 90's.
Poso + Loble = Pasloble
But Lao pronounce: BASLOB.
Sorry if I am wrong.
That's wrong brother! Dance Baslob has been practiced by Lao people even before the communists came to power. Lao refugees going to France have been dancing Baslob since 1975 nonstop. In addition, Khon Lao in Laos under the communism in Vientiane still danced Baslob until today, even Lao embassy in Thailand kept practicing baslob every Lao new year in Bangkok. That's when the Thai have noticed that the Lao women danced this strange dance.
Baslob became popular in Thailand when Tai Oratai started her new song with dancers wearing Pah Sinh.
I've just looked up this word " Bas Lob " It showed as an old-spelling Shakespear and had nothing to do with dancing!
yes.,you're right brother! lao people are talented folks.. this so-called baslope dancing is belong to laos and lao ppl. you cann see all neighbouring countries sourrounding us even the whole Asien NO any countries so dance like lao ppl! we all should be so proud of it and this uniqe lao culture dancing must protect for our national lao heritage as well. DER PHEE NONG LAO!!!
LMAO..You're right, no other country in the world dance like us, b/c our dance is dated...admittedly, bro!
This dancing style is not belong to Laos, it original is came from Dutch or Hollandais and was hit in last 60 years ago. Bouangeun Saphouvong brought this dancing style to compose with his song in the 90's.
Poso + Loble = Pasloble
But Lao pronounce: BASLOB.
Sorry if I am wrong.
That's wrong brother! Dance Baslob has been practiced by Lao people even before the communists came to power. Lao refugees going to France have been dancing Baslob since 1975 nonstop. In addition, Khon Lao in Laos under the communism in Vientiane still danced Baslob until today, even Lao embassy in Thailand kept practicing baslob every Lao new year in Bangkok. That's when the Thai have noticed that the Lao women danced this strange dance.
Baslob became popular in Thailand when Tai Oratai started her new song with dancers wearing Pah Sinh.
You're wrong as well, bro! The word " Baslob " have not thing to do with dancing, but Pasa Doble means double- step dance in Spanish and the dance was first originated in South of France! Got that?!
yes.,you're right brother! lao people are talented folks.. this so-called baslope dancing is belong to laos and lao ppl. you cann see all neighbouring countries sourrounding us even the whole Asien NO any countries so dance like lao ppl! we all should be so proud of it and this uniqe lao culture dancing must protect for our national lao heritage as well. DER PHEE NONG LAO!!!
LMAO..You're right, no other country in the world dance like us, b/c our dance is dated...admittedly, bro!
yes.,you're right brother! lao people are talented folks.. this so-called baslope dancing is belong to laos and lao ppl. you cann see all neighbouring countries sourrounding us even the whole Asien NO any countries so dance like lao ppl! we all should be so proud of it and this uniqe lao culture dancing must protect for our national lao heritage as well. DER PHEE NONG LAO!!!
LMAO..You're right, no other country in the world dance like us, b/c our dance is dated...admittedly, bro!
it's a part of our culture.you silly boy!
True...it doesn't hurt to up grade ooooold style dance to be more fun and less boring like same old same old rutine all the time though
This dancing style is not belong to Laos, it original is came from Dutch or Hollandais and was hit in last 60 years ago. Bouangeun Saphouvong brought this dancing style to compose with his song in the 90's.
Poso + Loble = Pasloble
But Lao pronounce: BASLOB.
Sorry if I am wrong.
That's wrong brother! Dance Baslob has been practiced by Lao people even before the communists came to power. Lao refugees going to France have been dancing Baslob since 1975 nonstop. In addition, Khon Lao in Laos under the communism in Vientiane still danced Baslob until today, even Lao embassy in Thailand kept practicing baslob every Lao new year in Bangkok. That's when the Thai have noticed that the Lao women danced this strange dance.
Baslob became popular in Thailand when Tai Oratai started her new song with dancers wearing Pah Sinh.
You're wrong as well, bro! The word " Baslob " have not thing to do with dancing, but Pasa Doble means double- step dance in Spanish and the dance was first originated in South of France! Got that?!
You misunderstood, bro. We talked about two different things here.
I know what dance Paso Doble is. I watched Dancing with the Stars on TV for several years. It's totally different from what the Lao version that Lao people call Baslob or Paslob. Look at the two dances by yourself on the videos below.
Lao people modified the Paso Doble dance to Lao style that is called Baslob or Paslop that is very soft and NO westerners would recognize as Paso Doble at all.
When the Thai dance Paso Doble they actually use the Lao style and they DO recognize it that it is based on Lao style that they dance and that actually has NOT MUCH in common with the origianl Paso Doble.
This is the western Paso Doble performed during "Dancing with the Stars" on ABC channel last month:
yes.,you're right brother! lao people are talented folks.. this so-called baslope dancing is belong to laos and lao ppl. you cann see all neighbouring countries sourrounding us even the whole Asien NO any countries so dance like lao ppl! we all should be so proud of it and this uniqe lao culture dancing must protect for our national lao heritage as well. DER PHEE NONG LAO!!!
LMAO..You're right, no other country in the world dance like us, b/c our dance is dated...admittedly, bro!
it's a part of our culture.you silly boy!
True...it doesn't hurt to up grade ooooold style dance to be more fun and less boring like same old same old rutine all the time though
old style is evergreen and classic! you're even more stupid boy!
yes.,you're right brother! lao people are talented folks.. this so-called baslope dancing is belong to laos and lao ppl. you cann see all neighbouring countries sourrounding us even the whole Asien NO any countries so dance like lao ppl! we all should be so proud of it and this uniqe lao culture dancing must protect for our national lao heritage as well. DER PHEE NONG LAO!!!
LMAO..You're right, no other country in the world dance like us, b/c our dance is dated...admittedly, bro!
it's a part of our culture.you silly boy!
True...it doesn't hurt to up grade ooooold style dance to be more fun and less boring like same old same old rutine all the time though
old style is evergreen and classic! you're even more stupid boy!
Sooo classic only among Laotians cuz too lazy to create a new dance right old man gizzard?!?!
This dancing style is not belong to Laos, it original is came from Dutch or Hollandais and was hit in last 60 years ago. Bouangeun Saphouvong brought this dancing style to compose with his song in the 90's.
Poso + Loble = Pasloble
But Lao pronounce: BASLOB.
Sorry if I am wrong.
That's wrong brother! Dance Baslob has been practiced by Lao people even before the communists came to power. Lao refugees going to France have been dancing Baslob since 1975 nonstop. In addition, Khon Lao in Laos under the communism in Vientiane still danced Baslob until today, even Lao embassy in Thailand kept practicing baslob every Lao new year in Bangkok. That's when the Thai have noticed that the Lao women danced this strange dance.
Baslob became popular in Thailand when Tai Oratai started her new song with dancers wearing Pah Sinh.
You're wrong as well, bro! The word " Baslob " have not thing to do with dancing, but Pasa Doble means double- step dance in Spanish and the dance was first originated in South of France! Got that?!
You misunderstood, bro. We talked about two different things here.
I know what dance Paso Doble is. I watched Dancing with the Stars on TV for several years. It's totally different from what the Lao version that Lao people call Baslob or Paslob. Look at the two dances by yourself on the videos below.
Lao people modified the Paso Doble dance to Lao style that is called Baslob or Paslop that is very soft and NO westerners would recognize as Paso Doble at all.
When the Thai dance Paso Doble they actually use the Lao style and they DO recognize it that it is based on Lao style that they dance and that actually has NOT MUCH in common with the origianl Paso Doble.
This is the western Paso Doble performed during "Dancing with the Stars" on ABC channel last month:
I never said baslob and pasa doble are similar in any way in terms of dancing technique. The only similarity are their names b/c first of all baslob is not even a Lao word nor does it have any meaning in Lao language, and it sounds very similar to pasa doble with miss pronounciation by Laotian who very often have the tendency to miss pronouce words in a forniegn language such as French, English, Spanish, etc... My speculation about this so called Lao style modern dance " Baslop" could have actually came from Pasa Doble and the idiot who started this dance at that time didn't know the proper dancing technique for this dance and do the western line dance instead of and miss understood for Pasa Doble and also miss pronounce for Baslob....
This dancing style is not belong to Laos, it original is came from Dutch or Hollandais and was hit in last 60 years ago. Bouangeun Saphouvong brought this dancing style to compose with his song in the 90's.
Poso + Loble = Pasloble
But Lao pronounce: BASLOB.
Sorry if I am wrong.
That's wrong brother! Dance Baslob has been practiced by Lao people even before the communists came to power. Lao refugees going to France have been dancing Baslob since 1975 nonstop. In addition, Khon Lao in Laos under the communism in Vientiane still danced Baslob until today, even Lao embassy in Thailand kept practicing baslob every Lao new year in Bangkok. That's when the Thai have noticed that the Lao women danced this strange dance.
Baslob became popular in Thailand when Tai Oratai started her new song with dancers wearing Pah Sinh.
You're wrong as well, bro! The word " Baslob " have not thing to do with dancing, but Pasa Doble means double- step dance in Spanish and the dance was first originated in South of France! Got that?!
You misunderstood, bro. We talked about two different things here.
I know what dance Paso Doble is. I watched Dancing with the Stars on TV for several years. It's totally different from what the Lao version that Lao people call Baslob or Paslob. Look at the two dances by yourself on the videos below.
Lao people modified the Paso Doble dance to Lao style that is called Baslob or Paslop that is very soft and NO westerners would recognize as Paso Doble at all.
When the Thai dance Paso Doble they actually use the Lao style and they DO recognize it that it is based on Lao style that they dance and that actually has NOT MUCH in common with the origianl Paso Doble.
This is the western Paso Doble performed during "Dancing with the Stars" on ABC channel last month:
ອັນນີ້ມັນບໍ່ແມ່ນຈັ່ງວະບັສລົບບັສຫູອກອິຫຍັງຂອງເຈົ້າເດີອາດຍາ. ຖືກຕ້ອງແທ້ແມ່ນເຂົາເອີ້ນກັນວ່າ Pasa Doble!ແມ່ນເຕັ້ນເປັນຄູ່ໃຜຄູ່ລາວ (ຊາຍກັບຍິງ)ບໍ່ແມ່ນລຽນແຖວແບບນີ້!ໃຫ້ຮູ້ຈັກເອົາໄວ້ແດ່!!!!
least developing country doesn't mean we cann't develop our country. it 's depend on how and what situation you really are.., in the future you'll see how l.a.o.s would be look liike...
This is line dancing and it is called " ເຕັ້ນແຖວ!" in Lao language!
If Baslop is Lao language, can you give its meaning for what is Bas means in Lao language and what is Lop means in Lao?????
Where did I say Baslop is a TYPICAL LAO DANCE with a Lao meanning???? I never said that.
People with a minimum logical thinking would have immediately understood that Baslop is not a typical Lao word. It was based on Western dance concepts that have been modified to suit Lao people, especially Lao women. Lao men and women, boys and girls, consider it inappropriate to hold hands, like in Latin or any western dances.
FYI, Lao people typically dance Lam Vong, Lum Salavan etc during parties. Those are typical Lao dances that each have a meaning in Lao. Now in addition to those dances, Lao people also dance what hey call Baslop which they modified from Western dances to suit their own style and taste. All those moves and steps are based on Western dances. Lao women add hand and arm movement to make it soft and graceful.