The most flamenco anti-capitalist group of the world, FLO6x8, has done one of their peculiar robberies to the rhythm of zapateo again.
The modus operandi they chose was the rumbera flash-mob which they have already done in an office of the Banco Santader a few months ago. The video of this original protest received half million visits on Yourtube and it turned into an phenomenon.
This time they did the protest on the street and not inside of the bank, which the group usually does. Six bailaoras, dressed in black and with reflective vests, began to "taconear" and to clean the facade of an office of the bank BBVA with their white mantons. "This is a way to demand the bank to wash their dirty linen and also to demand them the transparency", one of the organizers explained. From some powerful loudspeakers, connected to a car battery, people started to hear catchy anti-capitalist rumba. "Banquero, banquero, banquero, tú tienes el dinero, y yo el mundo entero (Banker, banker, banker, you have the money and I have the whole world)" , say the lyrics.
However, the perfect choreography of the bailaoras turned into an moment which made the neighbors and workers of the bank, who popped out from the windows with curiosity, even more astonished. The ones who until the moment were only observers joined in the baile and in some seconds, thirty people were dancing the choreography. "We express our demands in the best way we know, dancing. We are tired of this bank system", Chari Lee, artistic name of one of the bailaoras, explained.
Source: http://www.publico.es
