Born in 1993 in France, it's from a very young age that Illan was fascinated by the colors, materials and lights surrounding him. He sometimes found himself running with fabrics hung on his arms to feel the air or turning around a lamppost to play with shadows...

Illan is a professional dreamer, inspired by every day’s details. He discovers the hypnotic and serpentine dance of Tribal Fusion at age 11. With the inevitable influence of Rachel Brice, he dove in this new world taking classes with Mardi Love, Sharon Kihara, Rachel Brice, Anasma, Mat Jacob and many others…He starts giving dance lessons at age 16, and starts creating pieces with a troupe of friends, Les Sintis.

At high school Louis Liard of Falaise, with options for Visual Arts and Dance, he grows, enriches his vision, explores and starts understanding that the learning and discovery process are endless in arts.

For three years, accompanied by his teachers, he met many dancers artists like Dominique Duzinski, Jean Guizerix, Jean Marc Thornton, Dominique Jégou ... With them he explored, both in practice and in theory, major works of the history of dance such as "Walser" Pina Bausch "Set and Reset" Trisha Brown, "So Shnell" Dominique Bagouet. Illan also learnt about the studies of Merce Cunningham, Rudolf van Laban, and many others of the vast world of contemporary dance.

From then, the fusion of styles in Illan’s dance evolved dramatically, revealing a contemporary style with ethnic flavors.

Illan began to travel around the world at age 18, sharing his personal researches, his influences, his world, his visions in the warm and welcoming Tribal Fusion dance community. The dreamer grew and continues to travel. He comes closer, in each one of his performances and workshops, to the idea expressing our emotions and therapeutic movement.

Dancer, choreographer and artistic director of the company Imajaghan, his team is a inexhaustible source of exchange, discovery, excitement, research, exploration of body states, movements. He advocates a dance without a label, which would define the life of the dancer...

Projects are always more concrete thanks to the process evolving through sharing and through the love he projects...inspired by the past, creating with the present, imagining the future.

Alhazar is a woman inspired by love. Her dance is characterized by the expression of emotions, letting her body reflect her soul. Dreams, passion and love give her strength and power on stage.

Alhazar has been giving Bellydance as well as emotional and contemporary tribal fusion classes in the city of Reus (Tarragona) since 2003 where she brought attention and love to this style of dance as well as helping her students with their femininity, self-esteem and expression of emotions. She now has more than 150 students and she is thankful for their enthusiasm and love over the years.

Alhazar owns a school of dance in Reus (Bellydance, Tribal Fusion, Contemporary, Ballet and Flamenco) where she can, in addition to teaching dance, transmit emotional learning and women therapy, on the physical, emotional, mental and energetic levels.

Alhazar has a bachelor’s degree in Secondary Education (Subject Music) from the university of Rovira i Virgili (Tarragona). She is also graduated from the Music Conservatory where she specialized in piano, Violin and body relaxation techniques. Furthermore she is a master in energetic therapies, which complement her teaching on all the levels.

The teachers who she studied with and who have marked her path in Tribal Fusion are: Morgana (Madrid), Rachel Brice (the indigo-US), Mardi Love (US), Sharon Kihara (US), Kami Liddle (US), Patricia Zarnovican (Germany), Elisabeth Strong (US), Mira Betz (US), Illan Rivière (France), Fat Chance Bellydance (US), Deb Rubin (US), Zoe Jakes (US), Jill Parker (US).

She is currently a member of the company Imajaghan directed by Illan Rivière (France) with whom she performs in different cities worldwide.

It is when meeting Illan that Alhazar's vision of dance became more contemporary. With the inspiration given by her teachers and students, her self taught work and leader’s heart, Alhazar created a way of dancing which turned into a way of living and has now become a pillar of her teachings.

“Le petit gerhard” is the name used by the flute player, multiinstrumentalist, composer and producer, Gerard Marsal, born in Catalonia (Spain), in order to create musical universes inspired in dance.

He started to create music for tribal fusion when inspired by the Spanish dancer Alhazar and later inspired by Illan Rivière’s dance and his company Imajaghan to whom he dedicated one of his first works. Throughout his career he has always been linked to creative projects connected to dance (contemporary, flamenco, tribal fusion, and more).

“Le petit gerhard” is trained in bioacoustics therapeutics. Electronatura was the first project with Illan Rivière where they mixed dance and music using sounds from nature. With Dancer’s Ways he has the opportunity of creating music mixing therapeutic sounds for the Emotional Visions and the Transmissions.

Their dances, rich in worldwide influences, allow “Le petit gerhard” to imagine soundscapes where all world cultures and times are mixed. “Le petit gerhard” uses acoustic instruments mixed with electronics to make his creations. At the same time, he uses ambient sounds from the street, nature, celebrations, day-to-day sounds, recorded by himself on his trips around the world, and once back in the studio, he edits these to capture the essence he’s looking for, from the magical moments he recorded, to achieve sounds that let your imagination travel.