Guillermo Mariotto, stylist and judge of 'Dancing with the Stars', recently celebrated Christmas with a dancing tribute to the Nativity, just weeks before a knee injury forced him to miss the final of the program.
The choreographic creation
Mariotto debuted as a 'director and choreographer' with an improvised performance in Umbertide, during the gala of the XXX edition of the Umbria Dance Schools festival. This event, strongly desired and promoted by Luca Bruni and Mario Ferrari, saw the participation of over 200 students.
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Details of the interpretation
His performance began with a description of the nativity scene and featured two young dancers. It ended with the notes of Povia's song 'I Bambini Fanno Oh'. Mariotto commented: “A hymn to motherhood and fatherhood, to Christmas, to the Birth of Jesus and all the children in the world, my creation, which I performed alongside two very young dancers. A perfect choreography to lull and put to sleep all the children in the world”.
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The article talks about Guillermo Mariotto and his performance but I didn't understand how he danced with the children. It seems to me that the choreography was not clear and there are many details that are missing to understand better.