Cobra Gypsies - Bonus/Behind the scenes

From the Original documentary by Raphael Treza: "Cobra Gypsies" (2015)
- watch the full movie:
- 1"34 dance track:
- 2"32 dance track:

[nyquil]

I saw this full doc and I must say this is one the most colorful and astonishing documentary to date

[DifferentRides]

the best documentary I've ever seen in my life! and believe me that I watch loads !!!! the colours, the music, the images, the people etc etc... 5 stars!

[richardsyal]

The most beautiful dance I have ever seen. So full of subtle and vivid communication

[LuzGarcia-zpvv]

Once again Mr. Treza thank you so much for using your camera to capture such beautiful culture/people and sharing it with its like you were able to capture their souls!!!!

[katiaprokopiv]

This video makes you rethink your own LIFE. So strong, so beautiful.

[meliw]

What a brilliant work of art! You opened up an ethnicity (India's Hindu Gypsies); they are indeed a wonder to behold. Thank you!

[ericcrook]

Such beautiful and happy people!!! They are all people I would love to meet and hang out with they are all so happy and fun!!! Great production and I love the contrast and colors that pop with the clothing and styles!! Awesome movie, I am blessed to have been able to see it. Thank you!!!

[markharrisllb]

I've watched the full documentary about 5 times now, an amazing insight into a tribe I knew nothing about beforehand.

[pollywolf]

The best two dancers ever. The cobra gypsy woman is unbelievable. Soul. As is the older gentleman. Powerful beyond belief.

[carlosserra]

Just one year ago we were riding a Royal Enfield by the borders of Jaisalmer. These scenes, this soundtrack, that's the spirit of Rajastan calling us to come back... and Raphael the Chaman!

[tullioserafin]

just freaking I love every second of theses behind the scenes and also of the full movie! It's like a dream from another planet! I'm totally stoked!

[rickdanger]

You have to admit these people are by far way ahead of people in the states no drugs violence they all live in harmonic balance and the dancing the music is out of this world powerful energy

[gw]

No dejo de pensar que es uno de los mejores documentales que he visto en mi vida....

[themistermax]

I loved the film - have watched it twice now (in the last two days). But this is almost better (with the background of having seen the film). Krishma and Luna, some of the most beautiful dancing I've ever seen. And I love how the rhythm of the music at various points syncs with the movements, like the camel walking across the screen, that was mesmerizing. Then again, with the horse. The little "snapshots", perfect, highlighting the beauty and the artistry all at once. I was just arguing with myself earlier - I was sorting through some of my editions of Wagner's Ring Cycle, musing as I often do, that opera is the greatest form of art. Then my other self said to me, but there's an argument for film. Mr Treza, you are the argument for film.

[paultogneri]

Amazing brother, you show these people in the real Light that shines from their hearts.

[cupulacochambrosa]

A camera only does so much, it takes imagination to capture the spirit of living creatures and the spirit of the land, great job.

[wateryleaf]

Amazing documentary and music. Once again, it reminds me of how we’re all connected and alike as humans living on this planet moving through space. I love this about the life on Earth... so much diversity and yet so much that connects us.

[mjp]

whats beautiful about this and the full documentary is they are full of life . they are not burden by the stresses of modern day society in our modern culture, they are thankful of what they have .

[ouliioulii]

The power of this documentary comes from sound tracks
He is a musician before all

[timstar]

I been binge watching all your stuff again today, and I must say, everything you do is an absolute masterpiece 🙌 you define the saying "quality over quantity.. I hope one day I look at my phone and see your next adventure man, much love ❤️