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Paris 2024, They're Coming! Mexico's Gymnastics Team Takes On Europe

Mexico's rhythmic gymnastics team is bringing disco vibes and Olympic dreams to Europe! Get ready for their dazzling routines and a shot at Paris 2024 glory.

Mexicanist

Mar 13, 2024 — 3 min read

Lights, camera, action! Mexico's rhythmic gymnastics team puts on a dazzling display during their technical control. Credit: CONADE

After its historic Olympic pass obtained at the Pan American Games Santiago 2023, the national rhythmic gymnastics team has two completely renovated sets that incorporate fresh and fun music; these routines will be presented on a European tour that is part of their preparation for their debut at the Olympic Games Paris 2024.

Greece and France are the first destinations of this competitive tour that the team formed by Adirem Tejeda, Kimberly Salazar, Julia Gutierrez, Dalia Alcocer, Sofia Flores and Karla Diaz, will hold in March and to which they travel this Monday accompanied by their coach Blajaith Aguilar Rojas.

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