
Speech/Speaking, Communication
The human voice is the result of the harmony between physical, mental and emotional aspects. A thorough knowledge of correct breathing, a free-flowing voice and the authenticity of the gestures they produce provide the foundations for the combination of practical techniques. They are the expressive force that makes our speech natural, convincing, and meaningful. The method is highly effective in professional and everyday communication because knowing our own voice is a wonderful key not only to unlocking ourselves but also others, and also serves development.

Singing, musical instruments
When breathing is forced, the body tenses up, the air does not fill the entire space available in the body, so the resonance of the sound is lost because there is not enough air to fill and the resonant cavities. The method liberates the singing voice and the inner musical voice from mental, emotional and physical tensions, so that the knowledge of our own voice becomes a key to ourselves, to our authentic, natural way of self-expression.

Loose/Relaxed, liberated movement
Throughout our lives, suppression and fears limit our free breathing, causing the body to constrict. Muscle tensions, triggered by negative emotions and blocks (escaping from a known situation or feeling that resulted in failure), repeatedly induce (producing stress hormones) the development of neural pathways that are reinforced by every experience of failure. The body becomes more tense, muscles become tighter, inhale and exhale become forced, and the amount of air taken in decreases, often leading to feelings of suffocation, rapid fatigue and exhaustion. The more we interfere with the body’s natural process (breathing is an unconditional reflex), the more we restrict and force it, causing our movement to lose its authentic, relaxed, instinctive function.

A balanced, healthy lifestyle
The human voice is the physical manifestation of mental and emotional repressions and fears that are magnified in the singing voice. These are caused by society, upbringing and stressful situations that fundamentally affect voice production (e.g. social attitudes that vary according to ethnic origin, family background, religion and other affiliations, the conscious or unconscious imitation of the voice of parents and other ancestors, relatives, picking up and following patterns, excessive pressure to conform, lack of praise, feelings of guilt, fears of punishment, comparison, competition, failure, success, recognition, of being known or unknown, traumatic experiences and their effects, etc. Just as our voice, our natural breathing is affected and limited by these blocks. When we are liberated on an emotional and physical level, in addition to the mental plane, our daily lives become balanced, peaceful, calm and healthy.