Daniel Abreu: "Success comes with a very heavy crown and requires a lot of work"
El bailarín y coreógrafo mantiene una estética visual, simbólica y poética en su trabajo. Además, es Licenciado en Psicología, una experiencia que le ha ayudado a entender las emociones de las mentes creativas y a detectar las lesiones... del alma. Leer
Daniel Abreu, a renowned Spanish contemporary dancer and choreographer, has spoken about his journey in the world of dance. Born in Tenerife in 1976, Abreu was initially met with skepticism from his family when he expressed interest in dance, but he pursued it nonetheless. He studied psychology while taking dance classes and credits his background in psychology with helping him manage his teams and build strong relationships with his collaborators.
Abreu has received numerous awards, including the 2014 National Dance Prize and the 2024 Max Award for Best Choreography for his work "La Materia". He reflects on the challenges of leading a dance company, the pressures of success, and the importance of staying grounded in the face of criticism and praise.
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