Rio Olympics: Mexican swimmers perform on the quirkiest Bollywood song
An odd choice given the large pool... of hit Bollywood numbers
An odd choice given the large pool... of hit Bollywood numbers. PHOTO: NEWS IN TRENDS
Rio Olympics 2016 kicked off on August 15th with a beautiful French anthem titled, La Borinqueña. But it looks like the event organisers are trying to incorporate music from every corner of the world.
Although Salman Khan is the Rio Goodwill Ambassador, two Mexican swimmers at the event chose to perform a snychronised routine on Akshay Kumar's song Aila Re Aila.
The song is for sure the quirkiest choice at Rio but the the swimmers' performance on the beat is a perfect visual delight.
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Here watch the video:
The talented duo Karem Achach and Nuria Diosdado, who seamlessly worked their magic with their underwater swirls on the Bollywood number, came second and also managed to qualify for the finals.
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Aila Re Aila is a track from Akshay Kumar's film Khatta Meetha released in 2010. It was sung by Daler Mehndi and Kalpana Patowary.
Here watch the original video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tlkWnGOm34k
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Although Salman Khan is the Rio Goodwill Ambassador, two Mexican swimmers at the event chose to perform a snychronised routine on Akshay Kumar's song Aila Re Aila.
The song is for sure the quirkiest choice at Rio but the the swimmers' performance on the beat is a perfect visual delight.
In pictures: Emotions run high at Rio Olympics
Here watch the video:
The talented duo Karem Achach and Nuria Diosdado, who seamlessly worked their magic with their underwater swirls on the Bollywood number, came second and also managed to qualify for the finals.
Entertainer: I cannot be accused of being boring, says Akshay
Aila Re Aila is a track from Akshay Kumar's film Khatta Meetha released in 2010. It was sung by Daler Mehndi and Kalpana Patowary.
Here watch the original video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tlkWnGOm34k
Have something to add to the story? Share it in the comments below.