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a modern dance technique built on fall and recovery, weight, suspension and the natural rhythm of breath.

In dance studies, Limón technique refers to a modern dance technique built on fall and recovery, weight, suspension and the natural rhythm of breath. This meaning comes from Lewis (1984) in The illustrated dance technique of José Limón.[1]

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  1. Lewis, D. (1984). The illustrated dance technique of José Limón. Harper & Row. ISBN 9780060151850

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