The Bolero (ballet)

The Bolero is a classical ballet characterized by its slow, steady tempo and repetitive, hypnotic music. It features dancers performing continuous, synchronized movements that often emphasize precise, elongated lines and rhythmic patterns. Originating from Spain and famously choreographed by Maurice Ravel in the realm of ballet music, the Bolero’s choreography builds gradually in intensity, creating a mesmerizing, sense of anticipation. Its focus on unity and repetition makes it both a visual and musical experience, highlighting skillful control, coordination, and expressive clarity from the performers.