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    Home » Under a swirl of crimson lights and theatrical fog, two champion figure skaters delivered a spellbinding routine to the passionate soundtrack of Moulin Rouge. Dressed in glittering costumes worthy of the Parisian cabaret, they glided across the ice with breathtaking precision and emotion. Each lift, spin, and dramatic pause was charged with romance and fire, as if they were telling a love story without words. The crowd was utterly entranced—from the sultry strains of “El Tango de Roxanne” to the soaring finale of “Come What May.” As they struck their final pose, the arena erupted, giving them a standing ovation worthy of the greatest stage. This wasn’t just a performance—it was pure, icy magic.
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    Under a swirl of crimson lights and theatrical fog, two champion figure skaters delivered a spellbinding routine to the passionate soundtrack of Moulin Rouge. Dressed in glittering costumes worthy of the Parisian cabaret, they glided across the ice with breathtaking precision and emotion. Each lift, spin, and dramatic pause was charged with romance and fire, as if they were telling a love story without words. The crowd was utterly entranced—from the sultry strains of “El Tango de Roxanne” to the soaring finale of “Come What May.” As they struck their final pose, the arena erupted, giving them a standing ovation worthy of the greatest stage. This wasn’t just a performance—it was pure, icy magic.

    Kelly WhitewoodBy Kelly WhitewoodMay 26, 20252 Mins Read
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    Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir Reignite Olympic Magic with “Moulin Rouge” Ice Dance Performance

    Renowned Olympic champions Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir have once again left audiences breathless with a breathtaking revival of their iconic “Moulin Rouge” routine.

    As part of the Thank You Canada Tour, the legendary Canadian ice dancers teamed up with On Ice Perspectives to give fans a fresh, intimate view of the performance that helped solidify their place in figure skating history.

    Set to the passionate soundtrack of Moulin Rouge, made famous by Nicole Kidman and Ewan McGregor, the duo’s connection on the ice is undeniable. Their intricate choreography and emotional expression weave together seamlessly, capturing the very essence of love, artistry, and athleticism.

    Originally performed during their gold medal run at the 2018 Winter Olympics, this routine earned Virtue and Moir their second Olympic title and cemented their legacy as the most decorated figure skating pair of all time. Watching the routine up close, it’s easy to see why.

    The pair glide across the ice with effortless precision, perfectly mirroring and complementing each other’s movements. It’s a masterclass in timing, trust, and storytelling — one that resonates far beyond the rink.

    This video is part of a broader initiative to highlight top-tier ice dance talent from around the world and bring more attention to the sport. Thanks to stunning cinematography and the unmatched skill of Virtue and Moir, it’s a performance that’s both moving and unforgettable.

    Whether reliving their Olympic triumph or exploring new creative heights, Tessa and Scott continue to dazzle — and fans everywhere are eager to see what they’ll bring to the ice next.

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