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Nibetobo

Centre de Vidéo Danse de Bourgogne 2013 - Director : Trousselle, Sylvain

Choreographer(s) : Babingui, Chris bis (The Democratic Republic of the Congo)

Present in collection(s): Centre de Vidéo Danse de Bourgogne

Video producer : Sylvain Trousselle

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Nibetobo

Centre de Vidéo Danse de Bourgogne 2013 - Director : Trousselle, Sylvain

Choreographer(s) : Babingui, Chris bis (The Democratic Republic of the Congo)

Present in collection(s): Centre de Vidéo Danse de Bourgogne

Video producer : Sylvain Trousselle

en fr

Nibetobo

A partially improvised creation on the streets of the working class neighborhood Bacongo in Brazzaville, Congo with the company led by choreographer-dancer Chris Babingui. Upon the ruins of the civil war, dance underlines the emergence of a new generation; Nibetobo in the Lari language means "We are coming".

Director: Sylvain Trousselle

Choreographer: Chris Babingui

Babingui, Chris bis

Chris Babingui is a Congolese dancer and choreographer. He practices traditional and contemporary dance. Over time, he honed his art by participating in several tours in Europe and in the Central African sub-region, alongside other renowned dancers such as Florent Mahoukou or Grégory Makoma in South Africa.

Trousselle, Sylvain

Nibetobo

Choreography : Chris Babingui

Video conception : Réalisation : Sylvain Trousselle

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