From Rajoy to Trump, Sanna Marin is not the only politician who dances

It is certainly one of the news of the summer: a video showed Sanna Marin, Prime Minister of Finland, 36, dancing at a private party with her friends. A banal matter that, however, has caused a barrage of criticism and even forced the president to undergo an exam to prove that she had not used drugs, as it has been. But it has also caused thousands of women from all over the world to upload videos of them dancing at home or at parties to their networks. Under the label ‘Solidarity with Sanna’, many Finns and women from other Nordic countries, such as Denmark, have supported politics. And looking back, we find examples of other politicians dancing at campaign rallies, private parties or TV shows. You don’t have to go far. In Spain, Miqel Iceta, Minister of Culture and Sports, has celebrated his political triumphs at a good pace; Soraya Saenz de Santamaría danced with Pablo Motos to the music of ‘El Hormiguero’ when she was vice president of the Government, and former president Mariano Rajoy moved his feet and hips at the wedding of Francisco Riquelme’s son. The ‘party animal’ Boris Johnson could not be left behind, Acting Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, or the serious Donald Trump, who also tore himself off in front of his audience. Sanna Marin, in high spirits Alone and with her friends, the Finnish Prime Minister, dressed in black and white, dances fun at a private party. “I have never done anything illegal,” he said, and he demonstrated it when the drug detection test he underwent -there was talk of cocaine use at that party- came out negative. Mariano Rajoy’s big night’My big night ‘ was Raphael’s song that led the then Prime Minister to take to the track. It doesn’t have much rhythm, but everyone does what they can. Soraya Sáenz de Santamaría in ‘El Hormiguero’ The then Vice President of the Government accompanied Pablo Motos in the choreography that starts the program. And disheveled.