Manifiesto Leroma "El arte de interpretar"

Abstract

The main search of the work focused on different tools that allow identifying the elements that build an interpretation at a global level, leading to the analysis of the work Manifiesto Leroma (See Annex A) to understand how they were used in the creation process. Manifiesto Leroma is a contemporary dance work that was born from a methodological game of words and letters, initially called "Manifiesto del Amor" (Manifesto of Love). This staging was inspired by the Estridentismo, (student movement born in Xalapa, Veracruz, Mexico) It was an avant-garde Mexican trend, which was characterized by being multidisciplinary. Originated by different social nonconformities in the search for a transforming artistic society. During the process of the creation of the report on Manifiesto Leroma the following constitutive elements of the interpretation could be found: Mimesis, active listening, gesture, symbol and qualities of movement. These are intended to be a contribution to the dance guild and the processes of formation of the interpretative role in the dancer. From this, a more conscious conception of dance could be employed at a general level, having the possibility of experiencing the components of dance that can be united with technique and interpretation, an interweaving that complement each other equally. It could be a means of artistic expression of diverse emotions and questioning that makes possible the interest of the dancers in complementing technical aspects with feeling and expression.