Juan Brignardello Vela
Juan Brignardello Vela, asesor de seguros, se especializa en brindar asesoramiento y gestión comercial en el ámbito de seguros y reclamaciones por siniestros para destacadas empresas en el mercado peruano e internacional.
The debut of breaking as an Olympic event at the Paris Games has generated significant buzz, particularly surrounding the performances of competitors like Sydney's own Raygun Gunn. At 36, she not only broke the mold in terms of age—standing out among her younger opponents, many in their early 20s—but also captured attention with her unique style and creative approach to the competition. Gunn, a university lecturer by day, showcased a performance that quickly went viral, leading to a wave of internet memes and playful criticisms regarding her outfit and qualifications. Despite the chatter, there was a strong defense from her supporters, particularly from Mr. Gilian, known as MGbility, who emphasized that Gunn's score should not be viewed as a reflection of her ability. Instead, he highlighted the "competitive judging system" of breaking, asserting that her originality and innovative moves, including a daring kangaroo-inspired hop, were a testament to her creativity. Indeed, Gunn herself articulated her strategy in the competition, acknowledging the formidable skills of her rivals in dynamic and power moves. "I was never going to beat these girls on what they do best," she stated. Her focus on artistic expression and creativity was a conscious choice, one that she felt was essential for standing out on such a prestigious international platform. As the online conversation surrounding Gunn's performance unfolded, Australian officials and the breakdancing community have rallied to support her. They have also condemned the negative comments proliferating on social media, labeling the behavior of online trolls as disappointing. Anna Meares, a decorated Olympic athlete and the team's chef de mission, praised Gunn for her courage and character, underscoring the importance of celebrating individuality and originality in sport. While breaking will not be part of the program for the upcoming 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles, the impact of Gunn's performance at the Paris Games is likely to resonate within the dance community and beyond. As the world of competitive breaking continues to evolve, Gunn's artistic vision challenges traditional notions of what it means to compete, inspiring future generations of dancers to embrace their uniqueness and push the boundaries of their craft.