Sisters Kimberley and Jillian, daughters of Rosa and William Giribaldi, are acrobats of the Raluy Historical Circus and their most characteristic number is the Icarion Games.
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About the Raluy Sisters
The Raluy sisters, Kimberley and Jillian, stand out for their acrobatics act from the Icarion games.
Kimberley Giribaldi Raluy (1997) and Jilian Giribaldi Raluy (1999), born in Barcelona and Girona respectively, are characterized by having been the first issue of Juegos Icarios starring women. Their debut occurred on August 15, 2011 when they were only 14 and 12 years old.
In addition to having participated in the Circo Raluy Histórico, the Raluy sisters have been part of such important circus shows as the Cirque d'Hiver in Paris, in which other artists from the Raluy family have already performed, such as their great-grandparents, Luis Raluy Iglesias and Marina Tomàs, as well as the brothers Luis, Carlos (grandfather of Kimberley and Kilian) and Eduardo Raluy.
What does the number of the Icarian Games consist of?
The Icarian Games are an acrobatic act that stands out in circus shows for its spectacular nature and precision. This act involves a series of aerial acrobatics where one of the artists, known as the "carrierThe "flyer" lies on the ground while another artist, called the "flyer," performs leaps and turns in the air. The flyer uses their feet to hold, throw, and catch the flyer in rhythmic and perfectly synchronized movements, creating a visually stunning choreography. The Icarian Games require enormous strength, balance, and mutual trust between the performers.
Photos of the Raluy Sisters
The Raluy Sisters: the fifth generation of the circus
On Historical Raluy Circus History has always been a chain of dreams passed from parents to children, from grandparents to grandchildren, from track to track. Today, that centuries-old legacy has a female face. Kimberley and Jillian Giribaldi Raluy, known as the Raluy Sisters, who proudly represent the fifth generation of the circus family.
Daughters of Rosa Raluy, director and artist, and also the artist William GiribaldiBoth grew up among caravans, rehearsals, and applause. From a young age, they breathed the circus atmosphere, not just as a spectacle but as a way of life, continuing a lineage that began with Francisco Raluy at the beginning of the 20th century.
Kimberley and Jillian have inherited their ancestors' passion, but at the same time they bring freshness, youth, and a new perspective to contemporary circus. Their presence in the ring symbolizes the continuity of a family project that has never stopped evolving, keeping the spirit of the classic circus alive while connecting with changing times.
At each performance, audiences discover that the Raluy name is not only a historical legacy, but a promise for the future. And that promise is embodied today by the Raluy Sisters, who ensure that the circus remains an art of emotion, beauty, and tenderness for generations to come.
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Video of the Raluy Sisters
Spectacular video of Kimberley and Jillian Raluy recorded in 2024 in one of their numbers in the Historical Raluy Circus.
The Raluy brings the show Historical Raluy Circus to cities throughout Spain offering the magic of the classic circus and the authenticity of its traditions. There it becomes the perfect setting to host a show that promises to transport the public to the glorious days of the traditional circus.
This event offers a unique opportunity to experience the excitement and wonder that only the Raluy Circus can provide, combining breathtaking performances with a captivating atmosphere. If you're in the area looking for a different kind of cultural activity, the Historic Raluy Circus is the perfect choice for unforgettable moments, suitable for families and circus arts enthusiasts of all ages.
