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La Gota Circo in Action La Gota Project consists of interdisciplinary artists who share a powerful purpose to bring influential art & health awareness by spreading art shows and training programs. The project has a unique blend of two core pillars; Circus and Hip Hop. CIR-HOP THE ARTISTS El Yariti DJ Senkua Camilo Gaitan Lead Artist Javier Rendon PERFORMING ACTS 1. Crystal Ball 2. 88 Isolation 3. Handstand & Strap 4. Cup Balance 5. CYR Wheel 6. Unicycle 7. Juggling Clubs 8. Poi & Movement 9. Spinning Ball 10. Diabolo 11. Live Dj CRYSTAL BALLS See through the mirrors. Those glass balls create a magic illusion effect when moved together with high precision while mixed elegantly with contemporary movement. A smoothing act that opens up the imagination. Artist: Javier Rendon 88 Isolation Double Infinity looking prop that creates mesmerizing geometrical patterns when played around in different cycles and shapes. Artist: Javier Rendon HANDSTAND & STRAP The ability to stabilize the body upside down while hanging from a strap or balancing on a stick is definitely one of the hardest forms of gymnastics displaying strength and balance. Artist: Camilo Gaitan CUP BALANCE Top the glass. An incredible trick which involves balancing up to three cups on the thin side of a knife while holding it with the mouth. Artist: Javier Rendon CYR WHEEL A rollercoaster on the go. Crywheel is a fun acrobatic wheel that consists of a single large ring made of steel that is exquisitely maneuvered through the body in a circular position. Artist: Camilo Gaitan UNICYCLE One of the best known symbols of Circus made of a single wheel, a pair of pedals, a vertical body and a ring. Unicycle is one of crowds’ favorite tricks as it requires high level of focus and skill. Artist: Javier Rendon JUGGLING CLUBS Clubs is one of the most popular forms of juggling. A mind blowing act to watch up to five bowling looking pins fly in the air in different variation which can also be preformed on the Unicycle. Clubs can be requested in LED light, fire, or normal form. Artist: Javier Rendon POI & MOVEMENT A flowy tool that creates a beautiful visual effect when mixed with movement. Poi can be preformed with LED light or fire. Artist: El Yariti SPINNING BALL Turning and swirling of multiple balls on a singular finger and simultaneously completing different tricks with high speed on this wooden stick. Artist: Javier Rendon DIABOLO Watch this two hemispheres hollow as it flies up to 20 meter in the air and lands in between the ropes that can be juggled in between the spool sticks. Artist: Javier Rendon LIVE DJ BYDJ SENKUA Yes! La Gota Crew is accompanied with live Dj. Live scratching, effects and music on stage is what DJ Senkua brings to the show to amplify the flow of each act! All the way from Colombia, Senkua has twelve years of experience in live DJ and Turnbabist. World HIPHOP Music Reggae Latin Afrobeats ElectronicOriental Dancehall LA GOTA CIRCO IN ACTION https://bit.ly/2mjzxCB TRAINING PROGRAMS Handstand Juggling Intro to Body Workout Crash Course Acrobatic Circus 6 to 9 sessions 3 sessions 6 sessions Sessions can also be given as a one time class for specific events. ABOUT LA GOTA JAVIER RENDON founded La Gota Circo Project in 2013 starting in Colombia. Within his 17 years of experience, Javier was the first Colombian in 41 years to be chosen to preform in the Europe Juggling Convention SHOW 2018 at International Gala night DIRECTOR with the best global artists. ACROBAT Since its initiation, La Gota Crew CIRCUS has toured and preformed in over ARTIST 30 COUNTRIES MUSIC RAPPER +5,000 SHOWS DANCER LA GOTA CIRCO www.lagotacirco.com [email protected] For English & Arabic, Call | whatsapp: +971 56 831 1236 For Spanish & Portuguese, Call | whatsapp: +971 55 838 7934 @LaGotaCirco @LaGotaCircoo .
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