Tribute to Jean Leon Destine

“The work of Jean-Léon Destine inspired me a lot; mainly his mastery of traditional dance, "said dancer and choreographer Jean-Aurele Maurice on April 30th at FOKAL, during a posthumous tribute to the Haitian dancer.

Le Nouvelliste
Par Le Nouvelliste
05 mai 2016 | Lecture : 2 min.
Dancer and anthropologist Joan Burroughs, who grew up in Alabama, was a Haitian dancer. "I was a student of Lavinia Williams at the University of New York. It was through her that I met Destine. He was the central element in my research, "said Burroughs, who had worked closely with the dancer in the 80s in high schools where she taught dance. "He is an inspiration and an extraordinary artist. What I like about him is the fluidity of his movements, particularly of the spine,” she explained to an attentive audience. The American had a chance to
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