Improvised dance, without losing the beauty of coordination

Musa is a choral work directed by Lucas Díaz, of ten dancers, where we can see more clearly the contribution of improvisation, while still achieving coordinated and canon movements, thus allowing a certain order in dance.
 They dance to both baroque music and electronic music. They go from interpreting living classical paintings, to the lack of control of a bolice.These types of groups allow dancers to dump certain improvisations and their own creative materials, which makes them emotionally involved a little more in each work.Buenos Aires offers us a range of cultural spaces where be able to enjoy countless options within the world of dance, you just have to look and encourage yourself to see everything a little. Musa is performed in Viceversa, cultural center of Palermo.