VOICED : Bailes de principios S XX en el corazon de Paris

A Parisian group transports viewers to early 20th-century Paris through dance, music, and costumes. The performance, held in Luxembourg Gardens, requires significant effort from dancers who dedicate hours to mastering choreography and preparing costumes. Historically, dance was a vibrant part of Parisian life, with numerous events each night, especially during carnival. The organizers note that once people experience the joy of dancing, they find it hard to stop, although many still prefer to watch.

What is the main purpose of the Parisian group's performance?

• To promote contemporary music

• To teach new dance techniques

• To transport viewers to early 20th century Paris

• To showcase modern dance styles

What is required from the dancers to prepare for the performance?

• Minimal practice and effort

• A few hours of rehearsal

• Significant time learning choreography and preparing costumes

• Only costume preparation

How was the dance culture in Paris described during the early 20th century?

• Dances were only held during special occasions

• Dances were frequent, with many happening every night

• Dances were rare and exclusive

• There were only a few dances each week

What was unique about the carnival nights in Paris?

• They were exclusive to members of the Cagné de Val association

• They featured only one grand dance

• They were held only in the Luxembourg Gardens

• People could attend up to 600 different dances

What do the organizers say about the experience of dancing?

• It is easy to stop once you start

• It is only for professional dancers

• Once you try it, you can't stop

• It is a challenging activity