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EPISODE · Aug 28, 2019 · 1H

DEBORA DI CENTA DANCE

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If you ever wonder what an independent dance artist is and does, here is a great conversation about it. As an artist and dance teacher Debora Di Centa, @debdic, tells us how her notion of dance has expanded by working with the community. This conversation recharged my love for dance and reaffirmed me the power of dancers as thinkers of our society... dance, after all, is a form of cultivating our spirituality 💕. An invitation to be present, to express our own moves to the world. I hope you enjoy listening to our conversation as much as I did having it! #vibrasientecrea Thanks for listening to ConMovida and stay tuned for more episodes to come. This one is in English!

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If you ever wonder what an independent dance artist is and does, here is a great conversation about it. As an artist and dance teacher Debora Di Centa, @debdic, tells us how her notion of dance has expanded by working with the community. This conversation recharged my love for dance and reaffirmed me the power of dancers as thinkers of our society... dance, after all, is a form of cultivating our spirituality 💕. An invitation to be present, to express our own moves to the world. I hope you enjoy listening to our conversation as much as I did having it! #vibrasientecrea Thanks for listening to ConMovida and stay tuned for more episodes to come. This one is in English!

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