Super-bendy breakdancer stars in Olympics closing ceremony this Sunday


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French dancer, contortionist, and architect Arthur Cadre, the main artist of the closing ceremony for Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games, poses during a photo session in Paris on July 23, 2024. – Photos: JOEL SAGET/AFP)

Arthur Cadre is an extremely flexible man, both physically and in his range of talents – breakdancer, acrobat, architect and much more – and he will play a central role in the Paris Olympics closing ceremony Sunday.

The 32-year-old has sport in the blood, born to a mother who was part of the French volleyball team and a father who competed in the 1988 Seoul Olympics in windsurfing.

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