Andrea Ramírez Falcón

Born in Mexico City, I began my journey into contemporary circus in 2014 when I discovered the Cyr wheel, a discipline that captivated me and inspired me to pursue a professional career in circus arts. In 2018, I got accepted into the National Circus School in Montréal and completed the program in 2021. During my time there, I was a part of the film La Somme de nos Rêves, a production of the NCS and Extérieure Jour. Additionally, I participated in the Montréal Complètement Cirque festival show Candide in 2019. In 2021 I won the 3rd prize and best direction at the Ibero-American Circus Festival (FIRCO) in Madrid, Spain, with my proposal Identité Brisée. My unique and captivating performances have also led me to participate in high-profile events, such as the opening ceremony of the GCC Olympic Games in Kuwait with Cirque Éloize and 'Twas the Night Before with Cirque du Soleil in 2022. My artistic approach is driven by the flaming passion for my craft, with a focus on pleasure, intuition, and intention through sensory language, in search of a sensitive, idealistic and mystical beauty. I am is inspired by the current reality of the female experience, exploring and creating images inspired by the archetype of the divine feminine. I incorporate intuitive movement, poetry, and visual arts to expand my acrobatic vocabulary and create performances that are both beautiful and meaningful. My work is part of a journey of self-discovery, recognizing what my body represents and gathering the resulting symbols through ritual.