'Merlina Challenge': The viral dance on social media | AFP / Presley Ann
Several weeks ago, the Netflix series inspired by the renowned story of 'The Addams Family' was released, which has been an icon on television and in film for more than 50 years old. It's 'Merlina,' a production that tells the story of this family's daughter who has to attend Nevermore Academy.
The series is already number one in several countries, and thanks to one of its scenes, featuring an iconic school dance at this academy, it has also gone viral on social media, as internet users have attempted to recreate it in a wonderful way.
In fact, the scene was published by the official account of Netflix in Latin America a week ago and already has more than 320 thousand likes and 1,300 comments in which Internet users express what they felt when they saw the interesting dance.
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The dance turns out to be as strange as it is funny, since it has all the style of Merlina and this made Jenna Ortega herself, the actress who plays Merlina, feel a little insecure about doing it, Because she herself created the steps of the choreography and confessed in an interview that she did not feel confident because she is neither a dancer nor a choreographer.
However, these insecurities were not at all noticeable on camera, as it is already, for many, one of the best scenes in the entire series.
In fact, one of the challenge videos that most impressed social media users was the one from the Lady Gaga, which was also posted on the Instagram account of the Instagram platform and already has more than 220 thousand likes and 730 comments in which the musical artist's talent is admired.
“With Q for WHAT QUEEN”, “I LOVE HER”, “I love you Gaga”, “the queen” are some of the messages that can be read in the post.
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