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Wednesday, February 11, 2026

Dancing never stops

 

Her name is Marta Cinta Gonzàlez Saldaña. Marta was born in Madrid in the mid-1920s. She lived in Cuba, danced in New York, taught in Madrid, and triumphed after her dying in a nursing home in Alcoy, where she dreamed of doing a ballet with the elderly. She passed away peacefully in 2019. 

 Can you imagine sitting in the audience?

18 comments:

  1. Susan, I was just about ready to turn in for the night, but decided to check new blogs out first. Oh, how blessed am I to see this! Now, I'm inspired and calmed in the same breath. God gives us all unique gifts, and Marta's was one of a kind. Blessings!

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    1. I will watch it again, just to see her face and joy.

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  2. this made my eyes fill with tears, it is truly amazing! thanks for sharing it. Bob enjoyed watching it also... I love the expression on her face, it shows she is dancing in her heart, perfect timing, even in her chair.

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  3. So beautiful! The dancing is still in her heart and soul! This was beautiful to watch. I believe she is dancing perfectly in heaven today!

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    1. I believe so. I cannot imagine what she experienced as a young dancer. She must have been amazing.

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    1. I am glad that this reached you. God bless you, Victor.

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    1. Oh, can you think about those experiences she had.

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  6. WOW, how real is that. AMAzing. It does bring tears.. Love from the first coast.

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    1. Are you in Florida or the Carolinas? I watched this several times, and see more of her each time.

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  7. This was so special to watch. Amazing that she could step back into her memories and still dance. Just beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
    Plus I love ballet. ❤

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    1. Can you imagine how much she danced through decades?

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  9. Wow! I am in awe of how beautifully she danced with her arms and how expressive Marta's hands were. I enjoyed seeing the video go back and forth between Marta and the ballet being performed. Thanks for sharing.

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    1. The video was so perfectly made. I loved seeing her as a young ballerina with all the skills, and the older ballerina who danced only in her mind and with her arms.

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