ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 1月12日 01時38分

The flamenco dancer Soledad Barrio is a force of nature. The star of the company @nocheflamenca, which she leads with her husband, Martín Santangelo, Soledad tests the limits of physicality in one of her most important roles: Antigone. “I try to live that character and, especially, to feel the music,” she told the @ニューヨーク・タイムズ writer @giadk before a recent performance. In #flamenco, the lyrics direct her emotions; too much thinking just gets in the way. “I want to let other things take me,” she said. “I just want to be a vehicle. It has to be real.” In “Antigona,” her solos are tinged with aching sadness or filled with rage, revealed in frenetic footwork that seemingly sends sparks into the floor. But no matter what, she said, the movement in flamenco goes from “internal to external. Sometimes you’re twisted, like the branches of old trees.” She spiraled her back until her arms and fingertips curled above her head. “They start looking for different ways to keep growing. It’s about going beyond the limit of your body.” @tawnibannister photographed Soledad Barrio for our weekly #SpeakingInDance series.

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