La danza de Isadora Duncan

What is the Duncan technique? It has been said that Isadora Duncan's dance has little or no technique. This is not true. Isadora
Duncan's dance does not merely seek to convey through bodily movement the impressions of the movement of trees, clouds, and sea waters; it seeks to embody those impressions with moods such as passion, kindness, joy... in order to achieve communication of the soul itself.
We will explore the laws of natural movement.
We will increase body awareness, the ability to move, dance, and create.
We will approach a healthier, more fluid, and harmonious movement, in keeping with our nature.
We will develop the ability to listen to ourselves and others, as well as to music.
Isadora Duncan's (1877-1927) dance has a strong technique where her dancers are trained to move in a particular way and style. Isadora's dance (a style based on classical Greek art) is fluid, natural, and spontaneous. To achieve these movements, as in any dance technique, study and practice are necessary.