As for my training, I started ballet at age 5 and continued until I was 13. Then, I studied belly dance, urban styles, and contemporary dance for two years while I was in university. I loved "dancing" all kinds of disciplines, and I would rehearse in my pantry. But in 2014 I discovered the salsa And I fell in love. I knew in that instant that this was the dance I was born to do.

For about a year, I danced salsa in Madrid while studying Business Administration. I decided to study salsa professionally in 2016, and that year I was in New York. Then I continued in London, Spain, Italy, Colombia and at numerous conferences around Europe and America to this day.

During these years, I have had the opportunity to train with great teachers such as Eddie Torres, Yamulee, Marco Ferrigno, Karel Flores, Franklin Diaz, Falco Benalcazar, Adolfo Indacochea, Tania Cannarsa, Delia Madera, Fernando Sosa, Full Project, Jessica Quiles, among others. The truth is, I can't even believe I've had so many opportunities to learn, but I feel truly fortunate for it.

Currently, I make a living teaching and dancingall over the world. I specialize in Salsa on2 and Cali style, and one of my dreams is to merge them to create a new style that incorporates both.