I started dancing at a very young age. My formal training began with teachers such as Jillina, Suhaila Salimpour, Fadi El Saadi, Zoe Anwar, Aline Del Castillo, and many others. In 2005, I opened my first dance studio in México alongside my mom, which we proudly ran together for 12 years. In 2016, I founded Libra Bellydance, continuing my path as a dancer, teacher, and community builder.

Learning to dance is a liberating experience. It enriches the body, mind, and spirit, builds self-esteem, and helps dismantle the personal and social barriers we often carry.

Bellydance is the foundation of my practice. It is a powerful tool for connection—connecting with the body, the mind, and one’s own inner strength. Through bellydance, we cultivate awareness, presence, control, and confidence, both on and off the dance floor.

Alongside this strong foundation, I also explore fusion as a form of artistic expression and growth. Fusion allows me to expand my body language, remain curious, and collaborate with artists and disciplines that inspire me—always from a place of respect, study, and appreciation for their roots.

I believe dance—like humanity—is diverse, layered, and deeply interconnected. Different styles, cultures, movements, and rhythms coexist with their own unique beauty. We are diverse and unique, yet deeply equal. I value collaboration, learning, connection, and the ongoing dialogue between what makes us similar and what makes us beautifully different.