Abraham Lule

Born and raised in México, Abraham is a prolific Art Director and Designer in New York. Before his design career, he taught dance and coached for studios in México for over 10 years. In 2008, he opened his own studio and served as head coach for the national dance team in 2015 and 2016.

Anakeiry Cruz

A Bronx-raised dancer from the Dominican Republic, Anakeiry is based in NYC. Trained at the Martha Graham School, NYU Tisch, and Broadway Dance Center, she holds a BA in dance and journalism from Hunter College. Her credits include Disney+, New York City Center, The Joyce, and Symphony Space.

Carlos Falú

A dancer, teacher, and choreographer from San Juan, Puerto Rico, Falú blends Jazz, Ballet, Contemporary, Hip Hop, and Latin styles. His credits include Bad Bunny at Coachella 2023 and Steven Spielberg's West Side Story. His recent choreographic work was for the 2023 Fuerza Fest Opening Night.

Cristal Del Mar Lopez

A graduate of Julian E. Blanco Ballet School in San Juan, Puerto Rico, Cristal trained with Carmen Ana Rodriguez and others. She studied at Broadway Dance Center and Steps on Broadway. In NYC, she has performed with Ashle Dawson’s Latin Fusion Dance Project and taught master classes across Puerto Rico and NYC.

Danielle Diniz

Danielle completed her Artist in Residence at Tribeca BMCC via CUNY Dance Initiative and became Associate Artistic Director of Jazz Choreography Enterprises in 2023. She has choreographed for the Ailey BFA program and taught at studios including Kanyok Arts Initiative and Manhattan Youth Ballet.

Ishmael Gonzalez

A multi-faceted artist from Miami, proud of their Cuban heritage, Ishmael seeks truth in art. A 2018 Youngarts Finalist in Theater and Presidential Scholar, they performed at the Kennedy Center. Graduating from UNCSA, Ishmael credits their success to family, friends, and teachers who supported their dreams.

Leo Linares

Starting dance in Venezuela, Leo has danced with various companies throughout the country. He choreographed for VENEVISION, performed for Miss Venezuela, and worked with Ajkun Ballet Theatre and FJK Dance. He co-founded La Casa de la Cultura Venezolana en NY and directs Sol Dance Center.

Lorena Cobos

A Bronx native, Lorena studied dance at Hofstra University and pursued a career as a performer, educator, and choreographer. Trained in styles like jazz, modern, and hip-hop, she has worked with Rhapsody James and others. Credits include West Side Story, BeautyCon, and the Milford Literary Festival.

Lu Mejia

A professional dancer, content designer, and photographer from Bogotá, Colombia, Lu is based in New York City. She performed at Jazz At Lincoln Center at 15 and has since worked with renowned choreographers and artists. Lu is currently part of "The Catastrophe!" contemporary-fusion dance company.