George Céspedes has created a style of social dance with a geometric and mathematical root which constitutes an attitude concerning the Cuban circumstance and a suggestive exploration of the homeland ideal.

At moments, Céspedes reminds you of the young Twyla Tharp in the fanatical, joyous precision with which he moves his dancers through a frenzy of kicking legs, shimmying shoulders, clicking fingers and jiving arms. Brilliant.
— The Guardian
The dancers move in almost fanatical perfection: bodies as if in a shaker, playing with and against the earth’s gravity, quivering with passion.
— Steps Festival Switzerland
Hardly earth-shattering stuff, you might think, yet these passages are performed in such perfect synch, and with such sexy intensity, that you can’t tear your eyes away.
— Daily Telegraph