Only In Cuba 8 - Graceful Obese Dancrs in Cuba

In Cuba, a unique dance troupe captivates audiences with their unexpected grace and harmonious movements. Comprised of dancers over 90 kilograms, they challenge societal norms and provoke compassion through performances like 'A Sweet Death', which tells the story of an obese girl facing social alienation. After a hiatus, they returned to perform at the National Theatre, drawing packed audiences. This troupe can only be seen in Cuba.

What makes the Cuban dance troupe's performance compelling?

• Their international fame

• The unexpected grace of large body masses

• Their use of traditional Cuban music

• The colorful costumes they wear

What is the main theme of the dance troupe's parody of Swan Lake?

• Cultural heritage

• Social alienation and self-destruction

• Romantic love

• Environmental conservation

What is the story of 'A Sweet Death' about?

• A young girl overcoming poverty

• A young obese girl facing neglect and humiliation

• A dancer achieving international fame

• A family reuniting after years apart

Where can audiences see this unique dance troupe perform?

• Only in Cuba

• In various countries around the world

• In major cities across Europe

• In select theaters in the United States

How long was the dance troupe absent from performing before staging 'A Sweet Death'?

• 3 years

• 2 years

• 5 years

• 1 year