HAVANA (AFP) - Famed former Argentine dancer Julio Bocca is one of the special guests of the XXII International Ballet Festival of Havana, which presented the piece "Our Waltz" with the company Uruguay ballet handling, reported Wednesday a local official.
"We'll have to Julio Bocca, who no longer dances, but just assumed the leadership of the Sodre Ballet Nacional (Uruguay), and come with a beautiful work his dancers, which is' Our waltzes," said historian Ballet Nacional de Cuba (BNC), Miguel Cabrera, in the TV program "Mesa Redonda", dedicated to the Festival.
"is a classic work of Vicente Nebrada (1930-202), with music by Teresa Carreño. That is, an American imprint, "Cabrera said, noting that the festival will be held from October 28 to November 7, will be devoted to the director of the BNC and Cuban legend dance, Alicia Alonso, who turns 90 in December.
Bocca, who was dismissed from the scenes of Cuba in 2006, performing "Bocca Tango" was withdrawn a year later, after a public spectacle with more than 300,000 people facing the Obelisk of Buenos Aires, and debuted in August as director Uruguayan art company, with the classical piece "Giselle."
"We'll have to Julio Bocca, who no longer dances, but just assumed the leadership of the Sodre Ballet Nacional (Uruguay), and come with a beautiful work his dancers, which is' Our waltzes," said historian Ballet Nacional de Cuba (BNC), Miguel Cabrera, in the TV program "Mesa Redonda", dedicated to the Festival.
"is a classic work of Vicente Nebrada (1930-202), with music by Teresa Carreño. That is, an American imprint, "Cabrera said, noting that the festival will be held from October 28 to November 7, will be devoted to the director of the BNC and Cuban legend dance, Alicia Alonso, who turns 90 in December.
Bocca, who was dismissed from the scenes of Cuba in 2006, performing "Bocca Tango" was withdrawn a year later, after a public spectacle with more than 300,000 people facing the Obelisk of Buenos Aires, and debuted in August as director Uruguayan art company, with the classical piece "Giselle."
The historian said the participation in the event for the first time in 50 years of American Ballet Theatre in New York and figures of the New York City Ballet, in which Alonso began his career as a classical dancer in the U.S.. "They will also be figures from the Royal Ballet of London, Inglés National Ballet, the Compania Nacional de Danza of Spain, the Munich Ballet, the Teatro Colon in Buenos Aires, Teatro Teresa Carreño de Venezuela and the Berlin Opera" said.
And if you want to know more about the story of Julio Bocca with the International Ballet Festival of Havana and its special relationship with Venezuela, do not hesitate to buy and read his biography, Julio Bocca, Life in Dance .
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