Huvegrym
Vega Grimalt Arnal
Dancer & choreographer
Zaragoza · Madrid · Superior Conservatory of Dance
Get in touchAbout the artist
Honesty, movement & listening
Vega Grimalt Arnal, emerging dancer and choreographer based in Madrid. Fourth year of Choreography and Interpretation at the Superior Conservatory of Dance of Madrid.
Her journey began in Zaragoza. She has been fortunate to learn from artists such as Jorge Crecis, Sharon Fridman, Lucio Baglivo, Mercedes Pedroche and Marko Fonseca.
She has choreographed and performed in Pas de Trois with Borboleta and was part of Los Domingos No by Cecilia Vincent, awarded the Madroño Prize.
- Origin
- Zaragoza
- Based in
- Madrid
- Company
- Huvegrym
Career
Notable projects
4 works
- 01
Dance & choreography
Los Domingos No
A piece by Cecilia Vincent. Performer in a proposal exploring suspended time and everyday life as stage material.
Madroño Award
- 02
Dance & choreography
Pas de Trois
Choreography and performance with the Borboleta company. A work born from the relationship between three bodies searching for a common language.
- 03
Performance & live
El Último Conciertazo
Performance at the Las Armas venue in Zaragoza. A stage experience merging dance and music in a large-scale, high-energy format.
- 04
Activism & community
Danza por el Cambio
A socially committed dance project. Participation in an initiative that uses movement as a tool for transformation and collective awareness.
Roots
Training & references
Academic training
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Superior Conservatory of Dance of Madrid
Choreography and Interpretation · 4th year · Madrid
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Training in Zaragoza
Beginning of her professional career
Companies she has worked with
- Teatro Borboleta
- Huvegrym
Artists she has worked with
- Jorge Crecis
- Sharon Fridman
- Lucio Baglivo
- Mercedes Pedroche
- Marko Fonseca
- Cecilia Vincent
In motion
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Vega Grimalt Arnal dancing a duet in the street @ado_ra_s -
Vega Grimalt Arnal in a contemporary dance solo @oscarbarea_foto -
Vega Grimalt Arnal on stage with other performers @danza_visual
I see dance as a way to connect, listen and question. I constantly seek honesty in movement and those fragile, powerful moments where something real breaks through.