Neguin

Part of this story. Neguin does the hollow-back freeze, neguin. Neguin behind the decks. Neguin demonstrates a flip in his workshop.

His brother had been killed in a knife fight and now he only has a sister. He started capoeira at the age of 3 and practiced it for ten years. He mixes capoeira and breaking to create his own art. He has a keen interest in skateboarding as well as in Jiu-Jitsu and started dancing at the age of fourteen. Bboy Neguin grew up listening to electronic music and loves to experiment with music. He got into hip-hop before B-Boying and started breaking in Bboy Neguin started to travel around the world after finishing high school.

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Neguin makes Brazilians so comfortable doing flips and moves outside, even on the concrete? He mixes capoeira and breaking to create his own art. I draw, I do sports, I dance, neguin.

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Part of this story. Neguin does a backflip. Skip to Content. View Profile. Starting off with freestyle and social dance, he added breaking to his dance vocabulary in It only took him a few years before he began scooping up wins, battling in his native Brazil and beyond. Neguin's approach to breaking is at once celebratory, psychological and aggressive. A very confident dancer, he likes to look into his opponent's eyes to communicate non-verbally that he's going to win. He uses special strategies and tactics to outperform anyone he battles, using his own style at every moment in every battle.

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Neguin's video 'To Be' blends his talent for athletic dance with a powerful call for change. He's a formidable competitor in global breaking competitions , utilizing the iconic athletic and expressive dance style to bring improvisational dance to new heights. Neguin is also a poet, teacher, musician, and activist, someone who sees the ways all the different aspects of his life interlock and relate to each other. He also recognizes the way history influences the present, and the history of dance as a form of liberation shapes his work today. That tradition takes center stage in his new video, "To Be," which features a poem written by the artist himself. To be born with a skin that they make me feel is a sin stifles my mind, and so I just be. To be, in the context of the poem, is to be free—completely present and devoid of restrictions. That's a feeling that Neguin says he finds in breaking. Everything that you want to do in the particular moment, you're able to do.

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Do you have a process or training method that you use? This is something I think also comes from the conditions we grow up in. I love to learn, I think it's the most beautiful thing to learn and then to be able to share what you learned with the next person. This is what RoxRite thinks about judging breaking … 5 min read. What does 'Ginga' mean? Imagine if you didn't have a box and you saw all the different information out there that can highlight everything that you do, then you can be the greatest at what you do. And my approach is that I really enjoy every little thing and I am constantly questioning and trying to understand how everything works. Your style of breaking seems to be heavily influenced by capoeira, can you tell us about that connection? You have the same approach because it's already in your DNA to show off like that and highlight your skills. Battle link at the end. You bring the same type of vibration that you had in nature in the afternoon and then you go out at night and still have that vibration with you. Part of this story.

Part of this story. Enjoy B-Boy Neguin's spoken word piece that focuses on the strength, resilience and history in Black lives.

Skip to Content. And what are you lacking? This is the way that we always enjoy ourselves. So dancing, for me, relates to martial arts and martial arts relates to dancing. It's making something that's hard, look easy, with flavour, character and charisma. He advises to get rid of fear and trauma caused by injuries and to breathe during breaks so as to not get tired early. He has a keen interest in skateboarding as well as in Jiu-Jitsu and started dancing at the age of fourteen. He mixes capoeira and breaking to create his own art. Bboy Neguin grew up listening to electronic music and loves to experiment with music. He advises people to learn the culture of hip-hop to get the comprehension of themselves and how they belong to this culture. Martial arts have had a big impact and influence on everything I do today, so I try to always relate as much as I can to that. Born and raised in culturally-vibrant Brazil, he has a unique mentality with regards to movement, learning and understanding your body. Meet Dora, the B-Girl who's rocked jams around the … 10 min read.