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MARCEL ESO
Circus and street show
"Sere yo Maestro"
Marcel, an artist gifted with strong communication skills and remarkable versatility, with his charm and charm, manages to bring a glimmer of hope to the squares and streets of this world filled with suffering and injustice. In a square, cars, people, bicycles, animals, and children (...) create the rhythm that brings it to life. This balance is shattered by an artist who, by turning on an amplifier, creates his own stage for action, and everything takes shape.
Passers-by suddenly turn into audience members and Marcel Eso, a young Colombian artist, finds himself catapulted from the most famous stages in the world into the middle of a square, looking for answers: "Will I be the Maestro?"
For him everything changes and also for all those people who find themselves in that square.
Juggling, acrobatics, and balancing are the Maestro's winning weapons, and they will make the square shine, transforming it into a real stage.











Technical requirements
Stage space: flat surface of 6 x 6m with a minimum height of 5m
Lighting: basic
Audio:We are completely self-sufficient concerning PA system.
Duration: approximately 30/35 minutes
Marcel Zuluaga Gomez (Colombia)
Chinese pole acrobat, juggler, tightrope walker...
Marcel was born and raised in Colombia where at the age of thirteen, self-taught, he began his great passion: juggling.
He arrived in Italy at the age of eighteen as a street performer, bringing with him a background in commedia dell'arte training at the Pequeño Teatro de Medellín .
In 2008, she joined the "Cirko Vertigo" school in Turin, where she furthered her circus skills, combining them with dance and theater. She furthered her studies with choreographers such as Michela Pozzo, Silvia Gribaudi, and Henry Lou.
In 2010 he obtained his diploma as a contemporary circus artist and from that moment on he began collaborating with various circus, theatre and street art groups.
He will even perform on Fabrizio Frizzi's stage in the Rai Uno talent show "La Botola".
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