The challenge I faced was how to write a "short and sweet" review about something I found to be the complete opposite. "A, El Musical" was many things to many people, as such and for the purposes of this review I will confine myself to just the dancing. And what dancing, there was a fascinating mix of hip hop (of course), jazz, African and flamenco dance. The performances were carried off with such earnestness that the audience was left swooning. The dancers, whatever one had to say about the show, were having the time of their lives. Sure many of the moves were straight out of the ´80s classics such as "Flashdance" and the costumes came directly from the set of "Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome" but a good time was had by all (by almost all). N.P.
El reto para mí ha sido escribir una crítica "breve, yendo al grano" (eso significa "short and sweet") sobre algo que ha sido justo lo contrario. "A, El Musical" transmite distintas cosas a cada persona, pero para este blog solo voy a comentar la danza. ¡Y qué baile!. Una mezcla fascinante de hip hop (por supuesto), jazz, africano y flamenco. Los bailarines hacían tal alarde de entusiasmo y sinceridad que mareaban al público hasta dejarlo inconsciente. Pese a lo que uno pueda pensar del "show", en general, tendrá sin duda que admitir que los bailarines se lo estaban pasando bomba. Muchos de los pasos están sacados directamente de musicales de los ochenta, como "Flashdance", y el vestuario del baúl de "Mad Max 3 - Más allá de la cúpula del trueno", pero todos (o casi todos) los espectadores salieron diciendo "¡jo! ¡de puta madre!".
