2019 yearbook by SusyQ | Dance from Spain

2019 yearbook by

Special edition of “Susy Q” magazine about Dance from Spain 2019. Each section depicts the different dance styles related to the Spanish dance companies that best portray it.

Contemporary dance
Trends The notion that contemporary dance must be abstract is changing. Spanish choreographers feel the need to talk about today’s human beings and their environment

Dance Theatre
Reality They look at reality and reinterpret it, avoiding imitations. That’s how Spanish dance theater is.

Experimental and New dance
Searches Ingenuity and creativity converge in the new Spanish experimental dance.

Family audience
Children, youths and adults Major productions and lots of imagination define the dance for children made in Spain.

Flamenco
Heritage Flamenco tradition is very much alive on stage-

New flamenco
Renewed tradition An inventive way of making a not-so-new flamenco is gaining ground in the avant-garde dance field.

Physically integrated dance
Roots Sara Cano and Nesma explore our roots from very different perspectives.

Spanish Dance
Heritage, Spanish dance A considerable number of Spanish dance artists are bringing innovation and renovation into our popular and traditional dances.

Urban dance
Urban dances Dani Pannullo and Iron Skulls are two of the most solid groups within the national scenic hip-hop.