Marcia Moretto

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Marcia Moretto

Marcia Moretto (* 1949 ; † 1981 in Paris ) was an Argentine dancer and choreographer who lived and worked in Paris.

Life

From the mid-1970s, Marcia Moretto worked closely with the Spanish author and dramaturge Armando Llamas (1950–2003). He created the piece 5 dance templates for the choreographer Marcia Moretto . Moretto taught dance in the Paris suburb of Sartrouville . One of her students was Catherine Ringer , who became her artistic partner. For example, she performed with Ringer in Llamas ' piece "Silences Nocturnes aux îles des fées" after her choreography in 1976 and 1977 in Paris.

Moretto died of rapidly progressing cancer in 1981 at the age of 32 .

After her death, Catherine Ringer wrote the French pop song Marcia Baïla (Marcia dances) in homage to Marcia Moretto, who became the commercial breakthrough for her band Les Rita Mitsouko and a hit in the 1980s. Le Monde raved: when wrestler Marcia Baïla sang on the stage of the Opera Garnier in a satin dress by Jean Paul Gaultier , the energy of the revolt became visible in the dance of Moretto.

Productions

  • 1975: India , direction, choreography: Marcia Moretto
  • 1976: Silences nocturnes aux îles des fées , directed by Chloé Caillat and Armando Llamas; Choreography: Marcia Moretto
  • 1977: India encodre , direction and choreography: Marcia Moretto
  • 1978: Argentine aller-retour , director: Jérôme Savary , interpreters: Marcia Moretto u. a., performed at the Festival de la Rochelle
  • 1978: La Señora presidente , directed by Jorge Damonte and Marcia Moretto; Choreography: Marcia Moretto
  • 1979: Tirana , direction and choreography: Marcia Moretto
  • Cervantes Intermèdes , directed by Jean Jourdheuil and Jean-François Peyret. Choreography: Marcia Moretto, performed a. a. at the Festival d'Avignon 1983

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Footnotes

  1. ↑ also Marcia Moreto
  2. ^ Leonardo Martinelli: Marcia Baila et Marine, pas le même combat. Huffington Post , July 2, 2012.
  3. ↑ Armando Llamas (1950-2003) , Der Standard, June 1, 2003
  4. ↑ Silences nocturnes aux îles des fées , Les Archives du Spectacle.net
  5. ↑ Les Rita Mitsouko en deuil. Gala , November 28, 2007.
  6. ^ Julien Bordier: Marcia Baïla, des Rita Mitsouko: un hymne à l'amor. L'Express , July 31, 2014.
  7. ^ Marine Normand: Morceau Classique: "Marcia Baïla" by Rita Mitsouko (1984). , Les Inrocks , October 2nd, 2014.
  8. ↑ Sylvie Chayette: "Comme ta bouche est immense quand tu souris". Homage to Marcia Moretto avec la minute nostalgique. Le Monde, July 8th 2011
  9. ↑ Argentine all-back. Les Archives du Spectacle
  10. ^ Cervantes Intermèdes . Les Archives du Spectacle
personal data
SURNAME Moretto, Marcia
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Moreto, Marcia
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Argentinian dancer and choreographer
DATE OF BIRTH 1949
DATE OF DEATH 1981
Place of death Paris