There was a time when blue did not exist. In many old languages, such as Greek, Japanese or Hebrew, there was no word to describe this colour. Some historians explain that linguistic absence by the rare occurrence of the blue colour in nature. Others say that it is because those civilizations weren't enough developed to master, produce or even see that colour. In some of those languages in which the colour blue was made invisible, the word was derived from the colour black.

If we take a moment to examine the field of dance, we find that the colour black is present, as the only colour somehow. What gestures would emerge in a choreography where the same etymological procedure was applied? What does a blue dance look like, that arises as a derivative from a dance that can be regard as black? From a sacred, traditional and popular form to the contemporary manifestations, related to black population in Africa and the Diaspora?