Group Aerial Dance is a performance discipline that combines the language of contemporary, theatrical, and stylized dance with the use of aerial devices such as the silk screen, the lyre, the trapeze, and other alternative structures. In this modality, the choreographic proposal is constructed through collective work, prioritizing the connection between performers, spatial composition, and the integration of the aerial and terrestrial.<\/p>\n
Unlike individual routines, the group version expects a staged interpretation where the group acts as a single body, with synchronization, use of space, and interaction between performers playing a central role. Formations, entrances and exits to the element, and the transition between floor and air must be carefully designed to reflect cohesion, dynamics, and narrative.<\/p>\n
Each proposal must take into account both technical execution and artistic expression, ensuring that the aerial resources used serve a clear choreographic idea, not merely a collection of tricks. Particular attention will be paid to the integration of the different levels of the stage space (floor, mid-height, and aerial height), the conscious use of rhythm and music, and the development of a unique aesthetic identity.<\/p>\n
Group productions not only allow for simultaneous or canonical sequences, but also role-playing, energy contrasts, moments of individual or collective prominence, and the incorporation of theatrical or thematic resources. The challenge lies in achieving a proposal that balances the technical with the creative, the group with the individual, and the aerial with the choreographic.<\/p>\n
These rules establish objective evaluation criteria, differentiated by level (Baby, Amateur, and Professional), and consider both traditional and alternative devices. Consistency, safety, innovation, and staging will be fundamental pillars when evaluating each performance.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
It is determined by <\/span>Calendar Age<\/b><\/span>, it is determined based on the participants\u2019 year of birth and calculated as follows:<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div> Current Year \u2013 Year of Birth = Calendar Age<\/strong><\/p>\n Example:<\/strong> 2025 \u2013 2000 = 25 Years<\/p>\n <\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n