The Larumbe Technique was born in 1981 by the Navarrese dancer and choreographer Karmen Larumbe, who, after being a disciple and assistant of Maurice Béjart, created the Ballet Contemporain de Bruxelles in Belgium and the École de Formation Professionnelle, in which the directors of Larumbe Danza and students from all over Europe were trained, due to its innovative nature, as well as many internationally recognized dancers and choreographers, such as Paolo Ribeiro (Director and Choreographer of the Gulbenkian Ballet of Lisbon) or Jean Guillaume Weiss (Principal Dancer of the Mark Morris Dance Company in New York and the Pina Bausch Company in Wuppertal).

The Larumbe Technique is the result of research on the fusion of Modern Dance, Graham and Limón techniques, and Classical Ballet, for a total and complete development of the fundamental capacities and qualities for dance training.

At the same time, the Larumbe Technique incorporates the creative training of the individual, which allows expanding the skills and knowledge of the technique.

The Larumbe Workshops, through the directors of the Company, open the horizon to establish an available and applicable tool, both for amateur training and for all ages and levels, as well as for those who expect greater preparation for professional training.