My dance journey

I have been dancing for over 15 years, and from a very young age, I knew that the stage was my place—that’s where I felt most alive. My journey began at the age of five when I joined a Latin formation dance team, stepping into the competitive world of dance. It was here that I first experienced teamwork, discipline, and the thrill of national and international competitions, earning multiple championship titles in group categories.

Driven by a desire to expand my skills, I explored jazz, contemporary, ballet, hip hop, and high heels dancing, each style enriching my versatility as a dancer. This broad foundation led me to my first role as a dance instructor, where I worked with both children and adults, teaching rhythmics in preschools, ballroom and social dance in studios, and even helping couples prepare for their first wedding dance.

Alongside teaching, I took on roles as a choreographer and stage manager during annual dance festivals, deepening my understanding of performance production. Teaching rekindled my love for Latin and ballroom dancing, and I embraced the challenge of learning a completely new discipline after years of experience. Competing in both Latin and ballroom class tournaments further fueled my passion, solidifying my dedication to dance.

Beyond performance and instruction, I discovered another area of interest—motor and strength training for dancers. This knowledge has helped me refine my technique, prevent injuries, and support my students in building strength, endurance, and longevity in their dance careers. Today, I actively incorporate these elements into my work, ensuring dancers not only perform at their best but also maintain a healthy and sustainable journey in the world of dance.

Now, I am ready to fully embrace my path as a professional performer, bringing my experience, passion, and dedication to the stage in new and exciting ways. Every step, every movement, and every performance is a testament to my lifelong love for dance—and I can’t wait to see where this journey takes me next.