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HURyCAN

Baptized in 2013, HURyCAN is a performing arts project that claims the communicative necessity of movement, exploring its limits, its personal and emotional dimensions. The work exposes a physical and sensible experience through naïve and transgressive games, privileging the bond with the audience through a communicative space, as the dynamical balance of a dance that is open to imagination, humor and emotions.

Arthur Bernard Bazin and Candelaria Antelo started their joint research in 2010. Since then, their creations have been awarded on several occasions, in Spain, France, Germany, Cuba and USA, and they have been performing across the five continents.

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