Twentyzz (Big Mama Swing)
Irene Bataller y Carlos Cayuela son «Twentyzz» y presentan “Fast & Flowrious””, una coreografía propia con la que bailan como son, dándolo todo, con humor, trabajo duro, técnica y constancia y expresión de su personalidad. Con ella, representan a Big Mama Swing en Madrid Swing Exchange
Superado el reto de encontrar la inspiración para crear una coreografía y una puesta en escena donde todo cuadre, todo está listo para que disfrutemos de su coreo donde hay un toque de humor, mucha técnica del baile y energía que va unida a la velocidad de la canción.
La lista completa de sus artistas inspiradores da para una buena tarde de videos y risas, pero aquí te presentamos unos pocos ; el resto, se los preguntas a ellos 😉
Michael Jackson, Nicholas Brothers, Whitey´s Lindy Hoppers, Josephine Baker, Chester Whitmore, Fred Astaire, Les Luthiers, Tricicle, Lina Morgan.
Si te animas a crear tu propia coreografía: “Estudia y busca inspiración de los bailarines que crearon este baile (siempre debemos estudiar de las fuentes más cercanas a las raíces de este baile). Busca una canción que te guste y escribe sobre ella los pasos. Grábate improvisando para elaborar tu propio material. Y haz preguntas a los bailarines profesionales.!!
Irene Bataller and Carlos Cayuela , «Twentyzz» present “Fast & Flowrious””, their own choreography they dance the way they are, full-on, hard-working, funny, experened and expressive. Their technique and prowess are Big Mama Swing’s gift to the Madrid Swing Exchange
Having successfully channeled their inspiration into a choreography and staged it to fit smoothly, they’re ready to let us see how the professionals do it: dance with that touch of humour, making the whole thing look effortless due to their amazing dance technique and enough energy to keep up with the pace of their chosen song.
We asked them who had inspired them, but the list they came up with would require days watching videos until the cows come home. Let’s just say it included Michael Jackson, Nicholas Brothers, Whitey´s Lindy Hoppers, Josephine Baker, Chester Whitmore, Fred Astaire, Les Luthiers, Tricicle and Lina Morgan.
Could we get a more succinct reply to our question on requirements to come up with a great choreography? Their answer was more than ten words, but totally to the point:
“Study the dancers who created the dance (we should always study the sources closest to its roots) and take your inspiration from them. Find a song you like and write your steps over it. Record yourself as you go along, trying things out so you can create your own material. And get your questions answered by the professionals!”
