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| The Bárbara y Olé School, in Molina de Segura, offers a 62-year-old neighbor the possibility of enjoy a one-hour private class with your granddaughter, keeping a safe distance and the maximum sanitary measures | The 'Bárbara y Olé' dance school, located in La Alcayna (Molina de Segura), which begins its activity this September after almost six months of closure forced by Covid-19, has allowed a grandmother and her granddaughter to meet a dream: to give an hour of private flamenco class sharing the same room in times of pandemic.They are the neighbor of Molina de Segura Pilar Cearra, 62, and her granddaughter, Sofía Fuentes, 3, who thanks to the dance teacher and owner of the school Bárbara Rodríguez enjoyed their mutual passion for flamenco, maintaining the safety distance at all times and following the maximum hygienic-sanitary measures."We held an emotional and memorable class, since perhaps for the first and perhaps only time two students, who are almost six decades apart, joined their passion for flamenco in the same space despite the pandemic," explained Bárbara Rodríguez."I am a positive and entrepreneurial woman, so I think that this virus will not be able to stop our desire to dance, since compliance with sanitary measures allows us to give away such special moments as the one that this grandmother and her granddaughter have experienced," she argued.
"For this reason, we will extreme security measures for those students over 60 years old," said this young entrepreneur.With a higher degree in Pedagogy of Spanish Dance from the "María de Ávila" Superior Dance Conservatory in Madrid, Bárbara Rodríguez (Molina de Segura, 1989) is an extraordinary end-of-degree award for her work 'Folklore in the southeast of the peninsula'.
She also obtained a scholarship from the Ministry of Education in 2018 to study the Master of Physical Activity and Health at the International University of Andalusia.
She is also a senior technician in Early Childhood Education.Bárbara Rodríguez accredits experience as a dancer in the international cruise company 'Costa Cruceros' with internationally renowned choreographers such as Elliot Nixon and the British Karen Bruce.
She was also a member of the Murcian Dance Company between 2008 and 2011.
In her career, she has trained with teachers of Spanish dance such as Rosa Ruiz, Óscar Jiménez, Raquel Alarcón, Luis Ortega or Elvira Andrés, among others.Input and output protocolIn this period, the 'Bárbara y Olé' school has designed a plan to organize the space of the room and the students, as well as the hygienic measures and protocols before possible cases of Covid-19.
Specifically, it has structured a plan for entering and leaving the school, where only the students will access the dance hall, once the footwear has been disinfected.Afterwards, the temperature will be taken, and if it exceeds 37.5 ° they will be denied access to the classroom.
Street shoes will be left at reception and the sneakers, ballet or flamenco shoes will be sprayed with 70 ° alcohol, with which you will enter the room.As a general rule, the use of a mask is mandatory for staff and students in all spaces and at all times and a minimum safety distance of 1.5 meters must be maintained.
An automatic hydroalcoholic gel dispenser will be placed at the entrance so that all students can use it upon arrival.Offer for young and oldThis protocol prohibits sharing the material in the development of group classes.
Likewise, the school has reinforced the cleaning services and after each use the place, appliances and accessories used will be cleaned, as well as the ventilation of the classroom.This course, 'Bárbara y Olé' offers pre-dance, urban dance, hip-hop, flamenco and classical classes for children from 9 am to 9 pm.
And for teenagers and adults: sevillanas, pilates, Latin rhythms, oriental dance and flamenco.
Source: Agencias
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