Dancing is a form of expressing your emotions and not only. It is a body language that most people can understand and relate too in a form or another. Despite the multitude of dancers, there are some that stepped out of the crowd and these are them.
Vaslav Nijinsky
Vaslav was consider the best male ballet dancer in history due to its leaps which seemed to defy gravity.
Martha Graham
Martha Graham is considered to be the foundern of modern dance.She has danced for 70 years and is known for her intensely emotional performances, her unique choreography, and especially for her homegrown technique.
Josephine Baker
Josephine Baker is one of the world’s first celebrities of African origin who impressed with her dancing and her singing.
Gene Kelly
Gene Kelly is one of the greatest innovators during Hollywood’s golden age of musicals. Kelly considered his own style to be a hybrid of various approaches to dance, including modern, ballet, and tap.
Sylvie Guillem
Sylvie Guillem is known for defying the laws of ballet—and of gravity. She is also known and appreciated for her bold decisions.
Michael Jackson
Michael Jackson was basically the one who made music videos a trend and the one who made dancing an essential element of modern pop music. Jackson’s moves have now become standard vocabulary in the pop and hip-hop routines.
Joaquín Cortés
Joaquin Cortés is known for placing the flamenco back in the center of attention. He has managed to become a true sex symbol, liked both by men and women.
Fred Astaire & Ginger Rogers
It is said that “He gave her class, and she gave him sex appeal.” They were the perfect dancing couple who truly knew how to impress the Americans
Mikhail Baryshnikov
Mikhail Baryshnikov is one of the greatest ballet dancers of all time. He impressed the people not only with his technique but also with the amount of emotions that he could transmit.
