Sydney (Australia), June 25 (EFE).- Internationally known for fusing indigenous Australian and contemporary dance, the Bangarra group, which in the Aboriginal language Wiradjuri means ‘making fire’, keeps alive the flames of 65,000 years of Aboriginal culture in new generations. Through its various training programs, Bangarra makes its future dancers and choreographers, many of them from remote communities, intensely study and rehearse dance and art under rigorous diets and the gaze of mentors who guide them to maintain their roots. and navigate through contemporary challenges. IMAGES: ROCÍO OTOYA, AND IMAGES PROVIDED BY THE BENGARRA DANCE GROUP. IMAGES SHOWING THE EXTERIORS OF THE OPERA IN SYDNEY, AND IMAGES OF THE DANCES OF THE BENGARRA GROUP.
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