
Choreographer Albi Nako opens his heart as rarely in "S'e Luan Topi".
In an exclusive account of his career, Nako also told about the confrontation with his father's friends who became his opponents.
" My father's colleagues turned me into opponents. My entry into the "Ballet School" caused my father to leave the school in order to prevent his own child, the son, in this case me, from feeling that "look, I now have my father here at school".
With my father's departure, all my colleagues expressed the anger and jealousy they felt towards me, the father to the child, me. Everything that others did at school, Nako did.
It is not necessary to mention them because they can be misinterpreted. And that thing took me a little off the axis and I started to rebel. I left classes, I didn't like school except for classical ballet, which was the basis at that time, and the only thing I respected was classical ballet , "said the dancer.
Lini një Përgjigje