acrobatic moves<\/a> , gliding across the floor, rolling her hips like Shakira, and executing a split with effortless grace. And as if that weren't physical enough, she keeps time with the music in shoes worthy of Lady Gaga's wardrobe. This professional dancer, who speaks the language of body language perfectly, contorts herself with her baby bump proudly displayed.<\/p>\nAnais Viola has rhythm in her blood, but that's not all: she also has a baby several months old swinging inside. Wearing thigh-high boots that practically detach her neck, a dazzling rhinestone headband, and crocheted shorts at the waist, this choreographer makes her belly an emblem, an integral part of the show. Through this striking artistic performance, she playfully challenges preconceived notions about pregnancy.<\/p>\n
Since time immemorial, pregnant women have been advised to be extra careful, not to move around too much, and to protect the baby as if it were made of porcelain. The moment they wiggle a little, they are accused of endangering the child's health, or even mistreating it. But the end of pregnancy isn't always a dark period of convalescence. Ana\u00efs, in fact, is living proof. She can't resist the lure of the radio. When the sound fills the studio, it almost spontaneously takes hold of her and transforms her. <\/p>\n
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