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Tres Cantos Hosts ‘Let’s Move 2026’ Urban Dance Championship

Over 1,500 dancers and 3,000 attendees will gather at the La Luz Sports Center for this established event.

Generic image of urban dancers on a stage.
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Generic image of urban dancers on a stage.

The municipality of Tres Cantos is preparing to host the Let’s Move 2026 urban dance championship on April 12, an event expected to gather over 1,500 dancers and nearly 3,000 attendees at the Polideportivo de La Luz.

This competition, organized by the Circo Diverso Association in conjunction with Estudio Let’s Move and with the collaboration of the Tres Cantos City Council, places the town on the national circuit of dance events. It will feature participation from dance schools and groups from various regions of Spain and abroad.
With a history spanning over fifteen years, Let’s Move has evolved from a local competition into a benchmark event in the urban dance scene, both nationally and internationally. Its program is designed for dance schools and specialized groups in disciplines such as hip hop and contemporary urban dance.
The championship aims to be a meeting point for young dancers, fostering creativity, artistic practice, and interaction among participants from different backgrounds. The day will be structured into various time slots, with categories adapted to ages and skill levels, including baby, junior, and couples categories in the morning, and absolute and professional categories in the afternoon.
In addition to the competition, the event will offer live streaming and accessibility measures, such as sign language interpretation, to ensure a wide audience can follow the championship.
The proceeds from Let’s Move 2026 will be allocated to social projects managed by the Circo Diverso Association. Planned initiatives include programs for youth centers, summer camps, educational scholarships, and activities aimed at social inclusion, all supported by a network of volunteers linked to educational and community projects.

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