The history of break dancing

When many people see breaking for the first time, they can't help asking: Where did these boys learn to dance like this? This is because break dancing looks so different from other dances. For many people, beer seems to have no source, but it is not. Breaking has its origins. There is a superstar james brown in Breaking Bad, and the super event of dancing is good feet.

At 1969, when Hustle was still very popular, JamesBrown succeeded in getting his signature action off to a good start. If the audience has never seen james brown's performance in a live concert or on TV, then they should know that he did it. When he is performing his unique skills, what he does is absolutely what the audience will expect him to perform. For a time, good feet became the latest dance style at that time, and the tradition of street dance was established at that time. At that time, dancers will gather in Harlem and dance on the 1 16 street in Harlem World. At that time, street dance paid great attention to the details, challenges and competitions in the dance. In the history of break dancing, people think that break dancing is very suitable for street dance. Not only are feet good for competitive sports, but even young people who take part in street dance are like athletes. Good feet will soon be called B-Boy, and then they will be called broken. At that time, there was no head turning, windmill turning and back turning. Now it is called old-fashioned beer.

Old-fashioned broken growth

Old-fashioned breaks are only floor sports or floor rock. In other words, the old-fashioned break at that time was more complicated than the current break. There may be a head turn and a back turn in the current break, but the so-called head turn is a head-down turn, and the back turn is a back-down turn. But the floor rock movement involves quite complicated leg movements, and the speed is very fast. This situation didn't last long before many street dances appeared. At that time, old-fashioned breaking was quite popular among many teenagers and gangsters, and breaking began in the street. Usually, the best dancers in rival groups show the wisdom of hip-hop instead of fighting. They are all dancing outside the venue. If someone accidentally intrudes into other people's territory, they will also use street dance to prove that their side is better than Fang. Sometimes, they also reach an agreement that the loser will never go near the winner. Sometimes they just want to win the respect of their opponents. Unfortunately, these street dances don't always stop fighting. In fact, street dance often causes fights and hurts dancers' health. They can't get the wisdom of dancing. Nobody likes to fail. There is also break dancing now, but the scope is wider. They are not fighting, but these broken groups get together to practice their performances. Then set up a formal group. These groups not only practiced and performed, but also began to have their own unique dance steps. In these groups, some people devote themselves to their dance, which may be because they have no other hobbies at that time, so they have to practice all day, develop more complicated movements, improve their forms and increase their speed.

Afrika Bambaataa

Afrika Bambaataa is a legendary and famous DJ. Breakin's successful growth is largely due to this man, who is a record producer and a member of Soul Sonic Force. "Looking for the Perfect Beat of the Soul" Sonic Force was also voted as the fourth best jazz and popCritics in 1983, and Afrika Bambaataa was also the Zulu leader in the Bronx. 1969, Afrika Bambaataa found that breaking is not just dancing. He found that breaking seemed to accomplish something. He saw the potential of breakthrough and encouraged the dancers to keep it up. After hard work, he believes that as long as they persist, something good will happen. Then Bambaataa formed the first breaking group, King Zulu. King Zulu won many street dance competitions, participated in many performances and performed in many clubs in new york. At the same time, they didn't win more supporters for ZuluNation. The value of old-fashioned beer was probably popular in 1977 until Freak appeared, and he released a quite popular album called Freak Out, which was produced by Shieks. Then around the beginning of 1979 and 1980, a new break group was born. This team is a rock band. Although Rock Steady Crew has a special talent, many people still think they are old-fashioned POPs. But Bambataa encouraged them. He told them that as long as they continued, they would eventually find a faithful wife. He helped them to move on. Soon, they began to perform in some rock clubs in new york, such as Madder Club, Leeds and so on. When Rock Steady began to perform for Marcon McClaren and BowWow Wow in Ritz, people began to pay attention to them, and breaking became popular again, but the new type of breaking was different from the old one. Rock Steady added a lot of stunts, and now it's not just floor rock, but also windmill, hand turn and head turn.

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198 1 year, Charles Ahearn made his own hip-hop movie "Wild Style", which tells the story of rap, murals, graffiti and breaking houses in the Bronx. In this film, Ahern asked Rock Steady to perform the broken part, so Rock Steady began to become an outstanding broken group, and a new type of broken sound became more and more popular. 1982 In the spring, Roxy was a well-equipped skating rink in new york, but the skating craze soon subsided. In June, 1982, Pat Fuji changed Roxy into a dance club, which opened on Thursday, Friday and Saturday night.

Roxy soon became the center of Hip Hop, where rappers, DJs and break dancers gathered to perform. If you want to find a good break dancer for your TV show or video, come to Roxy. If you just want to see and learn some new moves, come to Roxy. Roxy began to hold and sponsor breakthrough competitions. Participating in these competitions can help the winners to be known to more people. In June, 1983, Pat Fuji hired professional jazz dancer Rosanne Hoare to plan the activities of street art consortium, which included burglary, rap and graffiti art. Rosy has established a formal home for hip-hop culture.

Although street art Consorium is not a fantasy, Rosy does provide a home-like environment for the dancers of BRAEKING. She is like the dance director of these dancers, helping them to increase their dancing potential. She also helped many dancers find business or performance jobs. Most importantly, Rosy is a friend who will always be there so that these dancers can rely on her. Even she herself is keen on learning to brake.