About me

Dance has always been part of my life.

I started dancing at a very young age: ballet, modern, hip hop. Movement was always there. But confidence wasn’t.

I grew up feeling insecure, disconnected, and uncomfortable in my own skin. Years of feeling different, not belonging, being judged… I learned how to hide.

At 15, something shifted. There was always something in me that was drawn to Latin culture, and when I heard the word “Salsa” something inside me lit up instantly. I didn’t even think twice. I just went.

From the moment I stepped into that club, I knew this was it. And I never stopped dancing.

But growing up as a tomboy, more “closed” and masculine movement felt natural and safe to me. Without even realizing it, I was avoiding my femininity.

Nothing prepared me for what Bachata would bring, because that’s where the real journey began.

Bachata forced me to face everything I had been avoiding, the sensuality, the openness, the feminine energy I didn’t feel safe in. I preferred sharp, “cool,” more masculine movement. It felt safer to stay closed than to open my body, my presence.

But slowly.. something started to shift.

Through dance, I began doing deep emotional work - facing fear, shame, insecurity, and the patterns I carried for years. Learning not just how to move - but how to feel. How to accept my body. How to connect to my femininity. How to allow my sexuality without fear or shame.

And most importantly - how to love myself.

Today, I can say it clearly: I am not afraid anymore. I’m not hiding. I’m not ashamed. I allow myself to be fully seen - in my power, in my softness, in my expression. And that changed everything.

At 18, I started teaching and performing, and at 23, something shifted deeply again.. It felt like a clear realization dropped into me, I could suddenly see my path, my future, my purpose.

I broke down crying and said out loud:

“This is my purpose. I’m here to help others feel free through dance.”

To help them go through their own journey - from fear to freedom, just like I did.

That’s when I knew I needed to go deeper. I didn’t want to just teach steps. I wanted to truly understand people.

So I studied NLP - deeply. I became a certified practitioner, Master, Trainer, and group facilitator, learning how to work with the mind, emotions, belief systems, and inner patterns.

Because I saw it again and again: the real blocks are not physical. They are emotional. They are mental. They are the stories we carry about ourselves.

At the same time, I worked closely with couples, teaching wedding dances and private sessions. And I discovered something powerful:

Dance is a relationship.

It reflects communication, trust, control, vulnerability, and connection. And just like in life, both men and women struggle.

Today, my work brings all of this together.

I combine dance, body awareness, and deep inner work to create a process that is not only about improving your dancing, but about transforming the way you experience yourself.

My teaching is precise, structured, and detail-oriented. I care deeply about technique and understanding the *why,* both in the mechanics of movement and in the deeper reason behind why we dance.

At the same time, I guide you to find your own voice, your creativity, your musicality, your unique expression.

Because you don’t need to become someone else to be a better dancer. You need to become more of yourself.

Today, I live in Barcelona and teach internationally, sharing this work with people from all over the world.

And at the heart of everything I do, there is one intention:

To help you feel free. Free in your body. Free in your expression. Free to be who you truly are without fear, without shame, without holding back.

Because dance.. is never just dance.

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