In the firmament of circus art, the Raluy Legacy Circus shines with its own light, having recently been awarded the prestigious Big Top Label. This award places it among the most outstanding circuses worldwide, an unprecedented achievement for a Spanish circus, and places it among the elite of European circuses recognized for their excellence. In February you will be able to see the circus in Alicante.
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Big Top Label: A seal of quality in the circus world
The Big Top Label is a major recognition in the world of the circus, comparable to a Michelin star in gastronomy or an Oscar in cinema. This award underlines the artistic and cultural excellence of the Raluy Legacy Circus. In addition, it highlights its quality, creativity and commitment to the preservation of the circus tradition and its attention to animal welfare. It is a recognition that celebrates both the historical trajectory of the circus and its ability to innovate and respect traditional values.
The genesis of the Big Top Label dates back to a conference at the European Parliament in 2016, initiated by Hungarian MEP István Ujhelyi. Its objective was to preserve circus values and encourage artistic development, a mission that was integrated into the "European Year of Cultural Heritage 2018", emphasizing the cultural relevance of the circus in Europe.
Celebrating a bright future
The upcoming awards gala at the European Parliament will be a moment of great pride for Raluy Legacy, where its contribution to Spanish and European circus culture will be recognised. This Big Top Label honor is a recognition of years of passion, dedication and artistry, positioning the Raluy Legacy as a beacon of excellence and an emblem of circus culture. With this award, Circo Raluy Legacy not only honors its glorious past, but also points the way to a future full of innovation, creativity and circus wonder.
Raluy Legacy: A reflection of the circus culture in Valencia
The Raluy Legacy returns to Valencia with «In art we trust«, a production that has already captivated more than 300,000 viewers. Under the direction of Kerry and Louisa Raluy, the show at Circus in Valencia It will be an unforgettable experience with acts like Els Triplets on the trapeze, the magic of Rodrigo Tolzen and the exciting wheel of death by the Valencia duo. This performance is an essential event for circus and culture fans.
The story of a circus legacy
The Raluy Circus has its origins at the beginning of the XNUMXth century in Catalonia, beginning as a family business in traveling fairs and evolving towards the circus show. Over the years, it has maintained the essence of traditional circuses, standing out for its fidelity to classic acts such as acrobatics, juggling and balancing.
Run by successive generations of the Raluy family, the circus has been able to adapt to the changes of each era, introducing innovations while remaining faithful to the original spirit of circus art. Traveling throughout Spain and other countries, the Raluy Circus has brought its magic to multiple generations of spectators.
Today, the Raluy Legacy Circus follows the family tradition, combining classic with modern to attract both long-time fans and new audiences. The circus not only celebrates its legacy, but is also committed to preserving one of the oldest and most charming art forms.
The classic circus for children
The magic of the classic circus has a unique and unforgettable charm, especially for children. This world of wonders is presented as a colorful tapestry of emotions and surprises, where each act is a door to the impossible. For a child, the circus is a kingdom where reality bends and the extraordinary comes to life.
From the moment the lights dim and the music starts, little viewers are transported to a fantasy universe. Clowns, with their pranks and jokes, cause laughter and joy, teaching children the value of humor and laughter. Acrobats defy gravity with their skill and agility, inspiring awe and showing the limits of human capabilities.
Magicians, with their tricks and illusions, provide a touch of mystery and wonder. Their acts not only entertain, but also encourage curiosity and imagination in children, inviting them to ask themselves "how did they do it?" This curiosity is essential for cognitive and creative development.
Additionally, the classic circus teaches children the importance of perseverance and teamwork. Each number is the result of hours of practice and coordination, showing that success is the result of effort and collaboration.
