La tecktonik : une nouvelle danse à la mode !

Tecktonik? Un style danse ultrabranché made in France. Le concept ? Bouger ses bras en faisant des vagues dans tous les sens, sur une musique techno, house .

La Tecktonik a été inventée, il y a quelques années par Cyril Blanc, il organisait des soirées Tecktonik Killer dans les boîtes de nuit parisiennes, plus spécialement le Métropolis. Mais cette dance attire beaucoup de jeunes qui ont entre 14 et 20ans, ils melangent pop et breakdance sur les dancefloors. En s’inspirant des «battles» de danse hip-hop, les danseurs tecktonik organisent des duels en boîte de nuit, puis dans Paris en se donnant des rendez-vous aux “points tecktonik”.

Le phénomène s’est étendu dans les grandes villes de France,  à Lyon par exemple, et même en Belgique et au Luxembourg. Tous ont un look très étudié : jean slim ,chaussures pointues, tee-shirt près du corps noir  ou blanc , ceintures brillantes, mitaines rayées noir et blanc ou fluo…

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Sarkozy and Bruni marry in Paris

French President Nicolas Sarkozy has married his girlfriend, former model-turned-singer Carla Bruni, in Paris, an official statement said.

Francois Lebel, the mayor who performed the ceremony, told French Europe-1 radio that the bride wore white and looked “ravishing, as usual”.

Mr Sarkozy’s romance with Ms Bruni has been the subject of intense speculation in the French press for several months.

The president divorced his ex-wife, Cecilia, in October 2007.

According to the official statement, Mr Sarkozy, 53, and Ms Bruni, 40, were married “this morning in the presence of their families in the strictest privacy”.

‘Historic moment’

Mr Lebel said the ceremony was “a moment of family intimacy for the young newlyweds, of great simplicity and apparently a lot of affection between the spouses”.

Mr Lebel called it a “historic moment” and said it was the first time a French president had married while in office, though historians pointed out that President Gaston Doumergue married in 1931, 12 days before leaving office.

Mr Sarkozy and Ms Bruni reportedly met in November, soon after Mr Sarkozy’s divorce.

They went public with their relationship during a visit to Disneyland Paris, and they remained in the spotlight during trips to Egypt and Jordan.

Mr Sarkozy had hinted that a marriage was imminent.

Ms Bruni is a singer and former model who has a son from a former relationship.

Her past liaisons with Mick Jagger and Eric Clapton have been analysed in great detail and near-naked photographs of her from her modelling days have been dug out for the centrespreads.

Mr Sarkozy has a 10-year-old son, Louis, from his marriage to Cecilia and two sons, Pierre, 22, and Jean, 21, from his first marriage to Marie-Dominique Culioli.

The publicity surrounding Mr Sarkozy’s personal life has come as a surprise in a country which is used to presidents keeping their love lives private.

Mr Sarkozy’s approval ratings have suffered a drop during his courtship with Ms Bruni – and much of France’s media puts the blame on the over-exposure of his private life.

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