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Vibra-Signe: Empowering Deaf Dancers through Innovative Technique
In Burkina Faso, a dance company is using a unique technique called Vibra-Signe to enable deaf and hard of hearing individuals to dance. The method involves using physical touch, vibrations from the ground, and sign language to connect with the music. Founded by choreographer Senu, Vibra-Signe has gained international recognition and has helped the dancers share their stories and experiences. The technique has also allowed them to reclaim their place in society and express themselves freely.
At a glance
- Vibra-Signe is a dance technique developed by choreographer Senu in Burkina Faso.
- It allows deaf and hard of hearing individuals to dance by using physical touch and vibrations from the ground.
- The technique involves sign language and connects dancers with the music.
- Vibra-Signe has gained international acclaim and has helped the dancers share their stories and experiences.