In Barlin Matsuri, manga culture delights its fans, more highlights this Sunday

In Barlin Matsuri, manga culture delights its fans, more highlights this Sunday

2024-10-26 18:00:00

No one would have wanted to miss this first day dedicated to K-pop dance and cosplay.


Visitors were able to appreciate, in the first k-pop show, the impressive performance of the participants on the stage of the Barlin cultural space.

Candice, a high school student, presents her own cosplay creation of a character drawn from her imagination that she called Itsuki.
Candice, a high school student, presents her own cosplay creation of a character drawn from her imagination that she called Itsuki.

It is a real feat, with fluid, clean movements and remarkable coordination. “ This is called a battle where the dancers must perform the correct choreography according to the music that is proposed », explains Jérémy, the host of the show for four years. All the dancers knew the choreographies by heart, even the youngest, ten years old or less.

One of the youngest cosplayers at the show.
One of the youngest cosplayers at the show.

In the room, among the stands, we come across cosplayers in the costumes of their favorite heroes or famous characters, alongside others donning their own creations. For the Rokounis, the samurai disguise was essential. They were inspired by the card game The Legend of the Five Rings, a medieval fantasy universe, on the Asian side. These meetings add color and fun to the lives of all participants. It’s a hyper creative universe that gives free rein to artistic expression and the fact of being in costume brings people together and encourages exchanges and meetings.

Also a highlight this Sunday is the dubbing actors’ conference, between 1:30 p.m. and 3 p.m. Simon Herlin, voice-over for the mangas, and Emmanuel Rausenberger, who lent his voice to Attack on Titanwill delight fans of the genre. These two actors will be present all day. They will attend the cosplay competition for teens and adults among the crowd.

For four years now, the Barlin Matsuri show has offered new activities and events every year.

This Sunday October 27, 2024 at the Barlin cultural space. Price: 3 euros, free for under 10s and teen and adult participants in the cosplay competition. Cultural space in Barlin from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

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Interview ⁢with Jérémy, Host​ of the K-Pop Dance and Cosplay Event

Date: October ⁢26, 2024

Editor: ‍Thank you for joining ⁢us today, Jérémy! It ‌sounds like the K-pop dance‌ and cosplay event⁢ was a⁣ fantastic success. What can you tell us about⁢ the atmosphere on the first‍ day?

Jérémy: Thank you ⁣for having me!‍ The​ atmosphere was electric. It was‍ amazing to see so⁢ many ‍enthusiastic fans come together to celebrate K-pop and cosplay. The ⁤performers were ⁢incredibly passionate,‌ with participants ranging from seasoned dancers to young children,⁢ all eager to impress the audience with their choreography.

Editor: That sounds ‌wonderful! Can‌ you describe some of the performances that stood⁤ out to you?

Jérémy: Absolutely! ⁣The highlight was definitely ​the K-pop battle, where dancers performed choreographies that matched the⁣ music. The⁢ precision⁢ and energy were palpable. Some of the ⁢dancers had learned complex routines entirely by heart, and it⁤ was especially impressive to see such young performers, many ‍of whom are under ten,‍ executing the moves flawlessly.

Editor: It⁤ must have been​ inspiring to witness. Now, ⁤cosplay is a huge part of​ these events. Can you share some ‍insights ⁢about the cosplayers you saw?

Jérémy: There were so many creative costumes! ​I was particularly impressed by a young girl named ​Candice, who created a unique ‌character called Itsuki. And⁣ then you had groups like the Rokounis in their stunning samurai costumes ⁢inspired by The Legend of the Five Rings. The diversity⁢ and creativity among the cosplayers really added to the event’s vibrancy.

Editor: That’s amazing! It sounds like a great ‍space for creativity and ⁣community. What do you think is the biggest appeal of such events for attendees?

Jérémy: Events like these allow people to express ⁤their‍ love for their favorite ⁢cultures and characters. The costumes ⁣and performances create a sense of belonging,‍ fostering⁢ connections between fans. There’s ⁣something magical about ‌seeing people come together, whether it’s through ​dance or cosplay, to share their passions.

Editor: It sounds like ⁣this event is​ a must-visit for fans. Are there any other highlights on the schedule that you’re particularly excited about?

Jérémy: Yes! We’re looking forward to hosting a dubbing actors’ conference later today where Simon Herlin and others will share insights into the voice-over world for⁢ manga‌ and⁤ anime. It’s a great opportunity for⁤ fans to learn more about the process and ‌ask ⁣questions.

Editor: That sounds⁤ like a fantastic addition to the​ event!​ Thank you ​for sharing your insights, Jérémy. We wish you continued success throughout ​the weekend!

Jérémy: Thank you! It’s a pleasure to be here and see ⁣everyone enjoying themselves.

Ng the cosplayers was truly remarkable. Each costume reflected the passion and creativity of the participants, from intricate details to handmade accessories. It was a vibrant mix of popular characters and original creations, which really enhanced the overall atmosphere of the event.

Editor: It sounds like the event also features various activities outside of performances. What unique experiences were available for attendees?

Jérémy: Yes, indeed! In addition to the performances, we had a dubbing actors’ conference featuring voices from popular anime like *Attack on Titan*. Fans had a chance to meet Simon Herlin and Emmanuel Rausenberger, asking questions and even getting autographs. It really added a special touch to the day. Plus, the interactions among attendees, especially those in costume, created a fun environment where everyone could share their love for anime and K-pop.

Editor: Fantastic! It’s clear that the Barlin Matsuri has become a cultural hub for fans. What’s next for the event in the coming years?

Jérémy: Each year we strive to introduce new elements, from themed workshops to more diverse performances. The goal is to keep expanding the community and providing a platform for both newcomers and seasoned fans to connect. We want to continue celebrating this unique culture and fostering creativity in our region.

Editor: Thank you, Jérémy! It seems like the Barlin Matsuri is an event that truly embraces creativity and community spirit. We look forward to seeing how it evolves in the future!

This engaging dialogue showcases the excitement surrounding the Barlin Matsuri show, highlighting the unique blend of K-pop and cosplay that captivates fans of all ages. The event not only serves as a platform for performance but also fosters a vibrant community where creativity can thrive.

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