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- Fernando_Montaño abstract "Fernando Rodriguez Montaño (born 6 March 1985) is a Colombian ballet dancer who is currently a soloist with the Royal Ballet, based at the Royal Opera House in Covent Garden, London.He is the first Colombian to dance with the company and joined them in 2006. He has performed in many different countries including Mexico, Russia, Japan, China, Spain, Italy and USA, works regularly with the British fashion designer Dame Vivienne Westwood, has begun producing and choreographing his own shows and was described by BBC TV in 2013 as 'the Colombian Billy Elliot'.Early LifeMontaño was born in Buenaventura on the Pacific coast of Colombia into very poor area of the country but at the age of 14 won a scholarship to the National Ballet School of Cuba where he won several prizes at the International Ballet Contest in Havana, Cuba, and then joined the Cuban National Ballet. He also trained at La Scala and Teatro Nuovo di Torino, Italy where he was spotted by the Director of the English Ballet School, Jane Hucker and Niurka de Saa and invited to the UK to audition, following which he joined the Royal Ballet in 2006 where he was mentored by Carlos Acosta.CareerIn 2010 Montaño was promoted to First Artist and has been featured in increasingly higher profile roles. His repertory includes Colas (La Fille mal gardée), Jester (Cinderella), Bluebird (The Sleeping Beauty), Caterpillar (Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland), Benvolio and the balcony pas de deux (Romeo and Juliet), pas de six (Giselle), pas de trois (Fool’s Paradise) and roles in La Vivandière, Raymonda Act III and Chroma.In the summer of 2014 he was promoted to Soloist and toured Russia, China and Taiwan with the Royal Ballet. In July he led a group of nine dancers from the Royal Ballet and English National Ballet to Colombia where they performed three shows with him at the Teatro Colon after he officially re-opened the National Opera House in Bogota in the company of President Santos.NarcissusOn February 9, 2014 Montaño produced the world premiere of Narcissus, at the Hippodrome. An evening of live ballet, opera, poetry and classical music concluded with the screening of the new short dance film by Italian director and choreographer Giorgio Madia and starring Montaño. It was filmed at Hotel Therme Vals in Switzerland and set to the music of Claude Debussy’s 1894 composition ‘Prelude to the afternoon of a Faun’.Dame Vivienne Westwood designed the costumes and was guest of honour at the premiere. Composer Carl Davis was also in attendance to see Montaño premiere his newly choreographed dance to Davis's The Lady of the Camellias which he performed with his colleague from the Royal Ballet, Yasmine Naghdi.Charity supportIn May 2013 he produced and starred in a gala event in the Matcham Room Theatre at the Hippodrome in London which raised £28,000 for the charity Children of the Andes. He repeated the event in June 2014 and more than £15,000 was raised for the charity. As well as hosting a wide range of Latin America performers he performed two specially created rock-ballet duets with Roxy Music guitarist Phil ManzaneraIn November 2013 he donated a special package to the Amy Winehouse Foundation Ball that was sold for £5,000 and he is working closely with the British Council to build and fund an arts centre in his hometown of BuenaventuraOn October 21, 2014 he produced 'Fernando Montano's Classical Cabaret' at the Hippodrome Theatre in London where he brought together rising stars from the worlds of dance, opera and classical music including mezzo soprano Justina Gringyte.On October 29, 2014, at the invitation of President Juan Santos, he made a brief visit to Colombia where he performed 'The Dying Swan' at the Presidential Palace for the President, HRH Prince Charles and HRH Duchess of Cornwall during their State Dinner.Fernando is an ambassador for Colin Jackson's prostate cancer charity, Go Dad Run.AwardsIn 2009 he received a Citation of Honor (New York) in recognition of his outstanding work in the artsIn both 2013 and 2014 he was voted Personality of the Year at the prestigious LUKAS Awards.In 2014 he was named one of the top 100 most notable Colombians and was invited by the country's President Santos to Bogota to receive the award.In October 2015 the Colombian/Puerto Rican feature film 'Fragmentos de Amor' will be released. Directed by Fernando Vallejo it sees the screen debut of Fernando Montaño in a small role as a Salsa Dancer.On November 19th he will make his debut in a Principal role with the Royal Ballet during their performance of Frederick Ashton's 'The Two Pigeons'Filmography 2014 Narcissus 2015 Fragmentos de Amor↑".
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