Caribbean Festival to Revive Cuban Dancer Choreography
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- 07 / 04 / 2010
Eduardo Rivero, National Dance Award and director of the Caribbean Dance Theatre (CDT), announced on Tuesday the revival of his choreography Lambarena, during the Thirty Fiesta del Fuego (Fire Festival), beginning on this Saturday.
Like other of his creations, the choreography mixes religion and popular, sacred and earthy, with the music of Hughes de Coursay y Pierre Akendenqué.
Rivero said that the company will share the stage of Marti Theater with dancers from USA, Curacao and other countries, as part of the dance program, one of the most attractive of the artistic event.
Súlkary's creator and founder of Contemporary Dance of Cuba, Rivero referred to the Caribbean mark in his trajectory, which he shows in the work dedicated to reggae and Bob Marley, in which he express the strength, vitality and happiness of men and women who inhabit this land.
The members of the CDT have presented in Montego Bay and Jamaica, with performances that included son, merengue, salsa and a round dancing of salsa as a demonstration of the versatility of the repertoire.
During the recent presentation of the Dance Company of Venezuela in Santiago de Cuba, the dancers were lectures given by the relevant Cuban artist and members of the group.
Rivero said that the company will share the stage of Marti Theater with dancers from USA, Curacao and other countries, as part of the dance program, one of the most attractive of the artistic event.
Súlkary's creator and founder of Contemporary Dance of Cuba, Rivero referred to the Caribbean mark in his trajectory, which he shows in the work dedicated to reggae and Bob Marley, in which he express the strength, vitality and happiness of men and women who inhabit this land.
The members of the CDT have presented in Montego Bay and Jamaica, with performances that included son, merengue, salsa and a round dancing of salsa as a demonstration of the versatility of the repertoire.
During the recent presentation of the Dance Company of Venezuela in Santiago de Cuba, the dancers were lectures given by the relevant Cuban artist and members of the group.
Source: Sierramaestra.cu
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