What makes it different
In a traditional ballet folklórico the audience watches from their seats. In our immersive format there's no fourth wall: the whole space is the stage, dancers invite you to move with the story and, at some moments, to join a son or a group dance.
Stories we tell
- Xochiquétzal: the legend of the goddess of flowers, beauty and love.
- Journey to Mictlán: the soul's journey in Mexica tradition — perfect for Day of the Dead season.
- Festival of regions: sones from Veracruz, jarabes from Jalisco, dances from Michoacán and huapangos from the Huasteca.
- Two worlds meet: pre-Hispanic and colonial baroque dance in dialogue.
Production
Traditional costumes, live or recorded music depending on the format, stage lighting and a bilingual narrator who gives context to every scene. We adapt to indoor and outdoor spaces.
For locals too
The legends and sones Mexicans grow up with feel completely different when the dance happens all around you. The immersive ballet is a way to reconnect with traditions from different regions of the country and share them with family, friends or colleagues.
History and culture in every scene
In all our experiences, the hosts' dialogue and the event's activities are written with real information about Mexican history and culture: the origin of the food and drinks, historical figures and events, and the meaning of legends and traditions. You have fun and, without noticing, you learn.
Frequently asked questions
Can you perform at my hotel or event?
Yes. We bring the show to hotels, haciendas, convention centers and schools, and visit the space beforehand to adapt the staging.
Does the audience have to dance?
Only if they want to. Participation is always an invitation, never an obligation.
Is it suitable for children?
Yes, it's a show for all ages and an excellent activity for school groups.
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