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  1. www.radiofrance.fr › francemusique › video-aux-origines-duVIDEO - Aux origines du French cancan, une danse féministe et...

    4 ott 2019 · Alors que sont célébrés cette année le bicentenaire de la naissance d'Offenbach et les 130 ans du Moulin Rouge, intéressons-nous à la danse qui relie le compositeur et la célèbre salle parisienne : le French cancan ! Contestataire et féministe, le cancan a pulvérisé tous les tabous de son époque.

  2. www.moulinrouge.fr › french-cancanFrench Cancan : la danse phare du spectacle du Moulin Rouge

    Plongez-vous dans l’univers du French Cancan durant un dîner-spectacle au Moulin Rouge. Magie et féerie seront au rendez-vous !

  3. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › French_CancanFrench Cancan - Wikipedia

    French Cancan (also known as Only the French Can) is a 1955 French-Italian musical film written and directed by Jean Renoir and starring Jean Gabin, Francoise Arnoul, and María Félix.

  4. parisjetaime.com › eng › articleFrench Cancan - Paris - History • Paris je t'aime - Tourist...

    The French Cancan is inseparable from the myth of Parisian nights and the cabaret atmosphere. With its flamboyant petticoats, famous leg-lifts and lively music, its infectious gaiety has delighted audiences the world over for almost 150 years.

  5. www.youtube.com › watchTokyo ROUGE／French cancan （フレンチカンカン） - YouTube

    13 dic 2015 · ※「TOKYO ROUGE」チャンネル登録お願いします ※Tokyo ROUGEのレビューショーのオープニングを飾るダンスナンバー「フレンチカンカン」！会場規模 ...

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  6. www.youtube.com › watchLES CANCANS DU CANCAN - What is the French Cancan? - YouTube

    After many years performing it in France and US, French Cabaret Versatile owner and performer Lola Ohlala, shares with us the amazing history behind the wor...

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  7. thegoodlifefrance.com › the-french-cancanThe French Cancan - The Good Life France

    The legendary French Cancan dance was born in Paris in 1830 and it may surprise you to know that it was in fact derived from an English dance known as a “quadrille”. When it was first performed in a cabaret show in Paris, the dance which purported to show laundresses frolicking and lifting their skirts, scandalised society and the press of ...