Mishina & Mirzoev showed new programs
Posted on 2016-09-01 • No comments yet
Russian junior pair Anastasia Mishina / Vladislav Mirzoev showed their new programs for season 2016-2017 at the local competition in St.Petersburg.
Short program Saragina Rumba-17
I like her dress, it looks cute)
Free program -Michael Fugain ‘Attention Mesdames et Messieurs’; Andrea Bocelli, Edith Piaf ‘La Vie en ros‘; Tony Tomas ‘Paris Kansille’. As was said in interview with Ludmila Velikova they kept the last season’s music but redone the program.
Related topics: Anastasia Mishina Vladislav Mirzoev, junior skaters, pairs, Team Russia
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