Do you love dancing to the rhythm of your favourite K-pop songs? Good news: you’ll be able to show off your talent to all the visitors at the big K-pop dance competition. Whether you’re an amateur or a professional, the stage is yours!
- Friday 22/09: K-Pop solo dance competition and Battle 1 v 1
- Saturday 23/09: Amateur K-Pop dance competition (minimum 2 to maximum 15 dancers)
- Sunday 24/09: Intermediate/Advanced K-Pop dance competition (minimum 2 to maximum 15 dancers)
Registration open soon!
Information and rules
- K-Pop competitions will be organised according to the level of the group entered.
- A dancer may only dance once per competition.
- Music must last between 2 minutes (minimum) and 2.30 minutes (maximum). No more than this is permitted.
- Groups must respect the number of dancers required for the chosen competition.
- The demos (music) sent must be renamed with the name of the group and be in MP3 format. We do not edit them.
- Criteria taken into account during the competition:
- Technique (synchro, originality, level)
- Aesthetics (costume, hairstyle, decor, make-up)
- Atmosphere (smile, dynamism).
Amateur or advanced K-Pop competition?
- Amateur and beginner dance levels: An amateur dancer is someone who dances occasionally, whose motivation is essentially passion, who dances just for fun and who has not yet mastered all the basics of dance.
- Intermediate dance level: An intermediate dancer is someone who trains very regularly, knows the basics, is improving and is therefore at a higher level than an amateur.
- Advanced dance level: A dancer who learns choreography quickly, may be a choreographer, a dancer who takes part in music videos and competitions and who may be paid for artistic performances (semi-professional) but who cannot yet make a living from it.
