Types

TYPES OF DANCE 

It is not known when and where the term contemporary dance originated. The term 'contemporary' denotes aspects of progress and actuality, as well as an almost absolute immersion in the understanding of story processes. This requires the sensitive development of active observation of the facts that occur in that place, space and time.

Ballet Clásico

Is the most formal ballet styles and adheres to the traditional technique of ballet. There are variations according to the place of origin such as Russian ballet, French ballet or Italian ballet. Among its distinctive features are the use of the tips, their graceful, their fluids and precise movements, and their ethereal qualities.

Ballet Neoclasicismo

Is to describe the term ballet classic labre that uses the traditional vocabulary of classical ballet, but is generally more expansive than the classical structure allowed. For example, dancers dance at more extreme tempos and often perform more technical feats.

The spacing in neoclassical ballet is generally more modern or complex than in classical ballet. Although the organization in classical neoclassical ballet is varied, the focus on the structure is a defining characteristic of the neoclassical ballet.

Ballet Moderno

It is a form of dance influenced by both classical ballet and modern dance. While adopting the technique of classical ballet, allows a greater range of movement. Many of his concepts come from ideas and innovations typical of modern dance of the twentieth century.

It originated in the early twentieth century, with the revelation of the Russian master and choreographer Mikhail Fokine, against the traditional stereotypes of ballet, who along with the Russian Serge de Diaghilev, promoted the creation of short, exotic, poetic works that They will reflect the arguments with great drama.