Dance is seen as body language, and it is. Professional dancers’ emotional dances stimulate and transmit to the audience the dancers’ ideas and emotions.
Tanya Georgievska and Sondre Olsen-By are a dancing duo that captures the audience and makes everyone dance along with them. They danced to the exciting beats of “Rock Around the Clock” this time. Rock Around the Clock was a smash in the British charts in the 1950s. This historic event had a significant impact on the evolution of music, not just in Europe but across the world. Rock Around the Clock by Bill Haley and the Comets is regarded as one of the earliest rock and roll records.

It was crucial to the creation and spread of this style around the world. Max Friedman and James Myers, both Americans, wrote the song in 1952. At the time, Bill Haley was performing the song Crazy Man, Crazy, and Myers decided to offer him his idea.

Sondre and Tanya always chose explosive hits for their numbers so that the audience is motivated by the dancers’ moves and begins to dance as well. They dance in the boogie-woogie style, which emerged as a style in the late nineteenth century, in the 1870s, thanks to Texas pianists. Sondre and Tanya selected it for their number since both the style and the music are similar and create a good vibe. This dancing duo is notable for their exceptional affection and penetration in their movements. They express their feelings to the audience via dancing. Their preferred style was boogie-woogie. Tanya and Sondre have been dancing together since 2015, and during that period they have competed in several events and won accolades. They like to travel and tour the nation together. Wherever they travel, their performances usually draw a large crowd, and their dances become popular. Everyone attempts to emulate and dance with them. Tanya and Sandre not only dance but also teach others how to dance. They wish to pass on their dancing skills and art to their students.