This dancer, who suffers from a rare condition, amazes the masters in the revolution

Dance is beyond physical abilities, the stimulus that moves your body to send emotions is stronger than anything. This is the message that Luca Paduveli wanted to tell during the second round of the Logilix Sunday evening Revolution.

A professional dancer for over twenty years, Lacylex is known around the world despite being physically handicapped due to arthrocryposis. The 36-year-old dancer sees participation in the show as a way of proving to everyone that if you want to do something, you are going to find the evidence to do it.

“Dancing is for everyone. It’s not necessarily a technique, but a greater expression of itself. I want to give a voice to encourage everyone with a disability to dance,” he said.

As a teenager, he started with skateboarding. “I was doing skateboarding on my knees. I created my own style to do different shapes. But after surgery to adjust the angle of my legs, I could no longer. Skateboarding was like the escape route because it was the hardest time of my life. Friends started doing break dance with me. Taken to a competition in Washington DC.I loved dancing so much.

In 2016, when his first daughter, Ara, was born, Luca became aware of her disability, almost for the first time. “Thanks to those around me, I grew up not thinking I was disabled. I always did what I wanted. But when my daughter was born, it was hard for me to figure out how to cope as a parent. At that time I was a little lost. I continued to do shows and tours, but it Not exactly happening inside.