A somatic dance experience of ancestral rhythm and Earth reconnection
Rootedance is not just a dance class — it is a ritual in motion. A space of deep, free movement where the body becomes drum, root, and prayer.
This performative practice awakens the senses, inviting the body to be explored as a living territory of memory and transformation. Inspired by Afro and Latin rhythms, Rootedance unfolds as a guided sensory journey where inner pulses are awakened, energy centers are activated, and the sacred bond with the Earth is restored.
More than a technique, Rootedance is a safe container for self-exploration. Music and movement serve as sacred tools through which each participant is invited to inhabit their body, breathe deeply, and remember themselves as part of the living pulse of the planet. It is dance — but also release, prayer, and rebirth.
Designed for physical theatre festivals, somatic laboratories and interdisciplinary performance spaces, Rootedance bridges tribal rhythm with inner awareness, activating a collective embodied experience that reclaims the body as home and temple.
Estimated duration: 75–90 minutes
Aymara Padrón is a dancer, somatic guide, and medicine woman.
With over 20 years of experience in movement arts, conscious dance, and Earth-based ritual practices, her path bridges somatic therapy, contemporary dance, and ancestral wisdom.
She has guided hundreds of people through deep reconnection processes involving movement, breath, temazcal ceremonies, and collective prayer. Her work weaves rhythm, presence, and sacred body listening as portals into authenticity and ancestral memory.
Since 2022, she has been based in Bali, where she has deepened and refined her offering, holding spaces for collective healing, ritual dance labs, and Earth-centered ceremonies. It is in this sacred context that Rootedance was born — as a living synthesis of her danced path, ceremonial experience, and spiritual vision of the body.