This series is part of eJuggle, the IJA’s online juggling resource: www.juggle.org/ejuggle.
My name is Lluvia Herrera, born in Tamaulipas, Mexico.
7 years ago, the art of juggling came to me. Thanks to a group of friends I got closer to this discipline that I love so much. I learned a lot on my own and also attend workshops and conventions where I have learned further techniques for the development of my style.
Throughout these years I realized that one of the things I love most about juggling is discovering the infinite possibilities in movements and figures, in addition to the creative development and the high mental challenge for the creation of sequences or tricks.
This video consists of a specific move that comes out from behind the body making a diagonal trapped penguin catch - that arose thanks to a trick that Roch Olivas taught me. Many of the variations have penguins since they are my favorites. I also included sequences that I created drawing on inspiration from many people.
I chose natural places in the city of Toluca for the creation of the video with music by artists from Reynosa, the city where I grew up Outdry-fly away.
Inspired by: Bach, Lucas Adverse, Erin Stephens, Anni Küpper, Wyatt Davis, Nick Laffey, Lalomalabar, Daniela Paličklová, Roch Olivas, Onni Toivonen, Nathan Biggs-Penton, Wes Peden, Cinthia Buitron, Santi malabari and many other jugglers I see day by day in social networks.
Mi nombre es Lluvia Herrera, nacida en Tamaulipas, México.
Desde hace 7 años llego a mi el arte del malabar. Gracias a un grupo de amigos me acerque a esta disciplina que tanto amo, creciendo de manera autodidacta y asistiendo a talleres al igual que convenciones he aprendido técnicas para el desarrollo de mi estilo.
A lo largo de estos años me di cuenta que una de las cosas que más amo del malabar es descubrir la infinidad de posibilidades en movimientos y figuras, además del desarrollo creativo y el alto requerimiento mental para la creación de una secuencia o truco.
El video consiste en un tiro en especifíco que sale por atras del cuerpo haciendo una diagonal hacia enfrente atrapado en pingüino que surgio gracias a un truco que me enseño Roch Olivas, muchas de las variaciones llevan pingüinos ya que son mis favoritos además incluí secuencias que cree basandome e inspirandome en muchas personas.
Elegí lugares naturales de la ciudad de toluca para la creación del video con música de artistas originarios de Reynosa ciudad donde crecí Outdry-fly away.
Inspirado en: Bach, Lucas adverse, Erin Stephens, Anni Küpper, Wyatt Davis, Nick Laffey, Lalomalabar, Daniela Paličklová, Roch Olivas, Onni Toivonen, Nathan Biggs-Penton, Wes Peden, Cinthia Buitron, Santi malabari y muchos otros malabaristas que veo día a día en redes sociales.
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