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Her DJ sets mix ancestral rhythms of primitive people, and melodic and intense ones through multiple influences (techno, trance, classical, trap, tribal, ethnic…). It offers each Ecstatic dancer a shamanic journey with different territories to explore, to live and to vibrate, guided by the sensations.
These DJ sets invite you to connect to your creative force, to your joy, to the sacred fire that resides in each of us and to the ancestral memory of the body that pushes people from all over the world to dance together. They are calls for dancing, for fullness, for joy
Bio
Art therapist, sophrologist practitioner since 2020, psycho-body therapist, specialized educator since 2009 (in CAARUD for marginalized people with addictions, in CSAPA for former prisonners, in detention with radicalized people, in CADA with Syrian refugee families and since 2019 with young people with mild disabilities with associated psychiatric and behavioral disorders).
Leslie is currently in a long training course (5 years) at the Edupsy school (recognized by the french federation of psychoanalysis) to become a psychoanalyst and enrich his psycho-corporal accompaniments with a psychoanalytic approach. She offers individual consultations and group workshops.
Originally from La Rochelle, Leslie Primitive has been involved in the underground scene for more than 10 years. She co-founded the cortical ‘Systematic Crew’, a key player in the psytrance scene in the south of France. She co-creates and dances within the ‘Illuzion Company’, a dance and visual arts company that steps in different events of the underground scene alongside her friend Djane Cok Lee Co.
Trained in cognitive trance by Corinne Sombrun, sophrologist and art therapist, she is passionate about conscious movements and practices that can lead to altered states of consciousness or trances induced without substances. She was trained by Nina Gust and Virginie Brune to open Ecstatic Dance spaces in La Rochelle.
As a specialized educator working with people suffering from physical, psychological and/or social disabilities, she tries to encourage another way of expression through the body in movement for people who do not have the words to express their problems.
She created the movement workshops in La Rochelle and co-created the ‘’Bouge Ta Joie’’ workshops there, within the OPTIMUM association, and offered the first Ecstatic Dance gatherings in La Rochelle with this desire to offer spaces of authentic connection that mixes her love of the art of deejaying and of the free movement.
