« Un peu pour mon cœur » de Dalila Belaza

Dalila Belaza's new creation, "Un peu pour mon cœur…", is a deeply sensitive and finely crafted work that blends dance, voice, and music into a single, resonant whole. The piece draws on intimate cultural layers, with chants rooted in the choreographer's family origins in Algeria, creating a choral and vibratory experience where bodies and voices unite in a universal rite.

Attendees can expect a performance where singing takes center stage, carried by a sensitive memory linked to Algeria. Belaza brings together several performers around a principle of choralité, aiming to create a common frequency that connects beings beyond individuality. The breath, vibration, and resonance are at the heart of her precise writing, offering a space of shared emotion rather than grand effects.

This work deepens Belaza's ongoing research, following earlier pieces like "Orage" and "Figures," which were presented at prestigious venues such as the Biennale de la danse de Lyon. In "Un peu pour mon cœur…," the intensity opens up to the collective, making the body another material that forms a common space with music and chants—a place of sharing where each person carries, a little, the heart of others.