18:00 h - 19:00 h

WORKSHOP WITH COLECTIVO PREMOHS 

19:00 h - 21:00 h

BURBAN BATTLE 1 VS 1 ALL STYLES

WITH DJ TITO THE KID, SPEAKER LETYSB, JUDGES COLECTIVO PREMOHS AND SARA LIL VINEGAR OF FRESAS CON NATA CIA

Registration HERE

21:00 h - 21:30 h

EXPRESS YOURSELF

WE LEAVE YOU THE STAGE TO SHOW YOUR SHOW, CHOREOGRAPHY OR FREESTYLE DANCE. OPEN TO THE PARTICIPATION OF SINGLES, DUOS OR GROUPS.

Registration on cicbuny@ciudaddeladanza.com

21:30 h

URBAN DANCE SHOW BY H3B URBAN DANCE COLLECTIVE

CHOREOGRAPHY: LETICIA BERNARDO

COLECTIVO PREMOHS (ANDALUCIA)

Colectivo Premohs, is an Andalusian dance collective, which since 2016 has been generating a professional link between them, found a niche in the performing arts sector during the last few years. Inspired by the daily life and spontaneity of their place of origin Andalusia, they are architects of their own movement language, integrating urban dances, contemporary scene or flamenco rhythms as the fruit of their mixture and memory.

SARA LIL VINEGAR - FRESAS CON NATA CIA (VALLADOLID)

Teaching center and dance company founded in 2009 in Valladolid that combine art, dance and urban culture to achieve a delicious mix. The perfect mix!

DJ MR BITTER (BURGOS)

Mr Bitter is the resident DJ of the BURBAN Battle and Moving Spaces events since 2019. He is the founder of the urban dance collective H3B, he is also an urban dance dancer and a specialist in Latin rhythms.

LETYSB | H3B URBAN DANCE COLLECTIVE AND CIDANZ PRODUCCIONES (BURGOS)

Leticia Bernardo is a dancer, teacher and choreographer specializing in urban dance. Elementary dance degree from the Mariemma Royal Professional Conservatory of Dance. Currently, she is a dancer with the Ballet Contemporáneo de Burgos dance company 'CIDANZ Producciones' and is in charge of production management at events such as BURBAN Battle, Moving Spaces, Burgos & New York International Choreography Contest, Burgosalson and the Creators' Gala. Choreographers of the 21st Century', in addition to the company's dance productions. He is also a teacher at the Hélade center and responsible for its Urban Dance Department. Trained with international teachers such as Lázaro Carreño, Graciela Kraus, Kazuko Hirabayashi, Matt Steffanina, Frank DaCosta, Jun Quemado and Mecnun Giasar among others, she is the founder and artistic director of the urban dance collective H3B.

H3B URBAN DANCE COLLECTIVE (BURGOS)

Urban dance collective from Burgos that combines several styles of this genre formed in 2013, based at the Dan Hélade Center and directed by Leticia Bernardo

ARANTXA VELA BUENDÍA (SPAIN)

He has worked in TVE since 1984. She specializes in programs dedicated to the performing arts in 2000. She has been assistant director of 'La mandrágora' (2008-09), director of 'Mi reino por un caballo' (2010-13) and assistant director of 'Atención obras' (2013-17). She currently works as an editor specialized in performing arts for 'Atención obras'.

In 2018 she starts collaborating with the Academy of Performing Arts of Spain directing feature documentaries about the creative process of great artists of the Spanish stage.

MARTA CARRASCO (SPAIN)

She has a degree in Information Sciences from the Complutense University of Madrid, where she has also studied Law and dance at York University (Canada). Journalist and dance critic, she currently collaborates in the editorial office of the newspaper ABC of Seville. From 2006 to 2011 she was a member of the National Dance Council. In 2008 she was Dance Advisor to the Ministry of Culture of the Government of Spain. 

15:30 h - 16:30 h

ANTONIO CANALES | MASTER CLASS

ANTONIO CANALES (SPAIN)

It is one of the most prestigious and recognized representatives of our culture internationally. Son and grandson of artists, he became interested in dance at a very young age. His first professional opportunity was given by the National Ballet of Spain (BNE), where he was a soloist dancer and principal dancer, and for which he choreographed two works: "Grito" (1998), premiered at the City Center in New York, and "A ciegas" (1999), a production with which Canales debuted at the Teatro de la Zarzuela as a guest of the BNE.

Before leading his own company, which debuted in Bilbao in 1992 with the productions "A ti, Carmen Amaya" and "Siempre Flamenco," Antonio Canales developed a solo career as a flamenco performer, sought after in important International Galas where he shared the stage with greats such as Rudolf Nureyev, Maya Plisetskaya, or Carla Fracci, among others.

At the helm of his company, Canales has created works and successes such as "Torero" (1993), "Gitano" (1997), "La Cenicienta" (2000), "Ojos Verdes" (2003), and "Carmen, Carmela." The Sevillian choreographer and dancer has also starred in the feature film "Vengo" and is the author of the novel "Sangre de albero."

He was awarded the National Dance Prize in 1995; Distinguished Member of UNESCO's CID since 2013; Andalusian Medal in 1999; in 2017, he received the Silver Slipper from the Indanza Association; City of Seville Medal in 2022; and in 2020, he was recognized with the Gold Medal for Fine Arts Merit by the Government of Spain, among other awards and important distinctions he has received throughout his extensive career as an essential figure in dance.

(Photo by Beatriz Molnar)

MARTA CARRASCO (SPAIN)

Graduated in Information Sciences from the Complutense University of Madrid, where she also studied Law and dance at the University of York (Canada). A journalist and dance critic, she currently collaborates in the editorial team of the ABC newspaper in Seville. From 2006 to 2011, she was a member of the National Dance Council. In 2008, she served as Dance Advisor to the Ministry of Culture of the Government of Spain.