"People assume you have to be hearing to dance and follow music," says Chris Fonseca. But the professional dancer, who is profoundly deaf, is subverting those expectations. Through his classes he helps people find different ways to connect to the music: feeling vibrations, feeling the beat and understanding the structure of the music and the lyrics.
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