Redadeg 2026 : learn the official choreography !

Redadeg 2026 is fast approaching! As anticipation grows, the official song is already playing in our heads. But this year, we want to go further: we want the whole of Brittany to dance as one, all together.
To fly the flag for our language, a choreography has been specially created to accompany this year’s anthem. This choreography embodies the very essence of this year’s slogan: “Bevañ, bodañ, bezañ” (Live, gather, be). The goal? For every runner, supporter, and resident to make it their own and create a wave of collective energy throughout the race.

Why join in the dance?
The Redadeg is much more than a race: it is a surge of solidarity and celebration. By learning these few steps, you become part of the passing of the baton. Imagine hundreds of participants performing the same movements at the grand departure on May 8, or as the race passes through your town... The effect will be spectacular!
• Accessibility: The choreography has been designed to be learned by everyone, from the youngest to the oldest.
• Visibility: The more of us there are dancing, the more powerful the message for the Breton language will be.
• Friendliness: This is the perfect opportunity to get together with friends, family, or your community group to practice together.

How to learn the steps?
No need to be a professional dancer! We have provided several tools to guide you:
1. The video tutorial: – A simple breakdown of each movement by our instructors.
2. Social media: Share your own rehearsals with the hashtag #Redadeg2026 to encourage other internet users!

See you at the starting line
From May 8, and throughout the race, be ready. As soon as the first notes of the official song ring out, we’re counting on you to get the movement started. Whether you’re in the middle of a field, in the center of a bustling city, or on the side of a coastal road: dance, run, live the Breton spirit!

This project would not have been possible without the talent and energy of those who brought it to life. We would like to extend our warmest thanks to Gildas Sergent and Fiona Ouez for creating this lively choreography, Moran Salomon for the inspired production of the video, and all the participants who brought these images to life with such passion.