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    Dancing in the heights

    By adrovando  |  Posted August 2, 2012  |  natal, brasil
     

    CNN PRODUCER NOTE     adrovando says he was compelled to take these photographs of a presentation by an art group in Sao Paulo because he thought it was a cool theme in the art of dance. "I was impressed by the courage and the way they dancers hung by steel cables at a height of at least ten meters," he says. "The audience enjoyed the dancers. Every act was followed by applause and it was a spectacle open to the public without charge tickets."
    - Anika3, CNN iReport producer

    The Company of the feet of the state of São Paulo conducted an urban intervention at the National Contemporary Dance of Natal, Brazil. The show was presented Bark of us in front of the House of Industry, leaving the audience Natal enchanted with the beauty of a ballet in the heights. Over two hundred people crowded the entrance to the building and another part of the audience followed the avenue, standing on the sidewalk to admire the talent of the dancers / acrobats / athletes Angelica Zignani and Caroline Aragão Ronsó. The art group was founded in 2006 in the city of São Jose do Rio Preto and has passed through various parts of the country, including show made in Portugal. Composed of actors, dancers and athletes, all the work and artistic uses scenic elements and techniques of the vertical scale sports and other sports. Photos Adrovando Claro.

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