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How It All Began

If they ask me how I got here, I tell them everything without filters, because my story is like that of many who start dancing for passion and end up making this our life.

Let's go step by step from the beginning, are you ready habibis?

Even as a child, I knew this was my calling

From the age of 14, I started teaching other girls to dance, and at 15 I was already getting on stage at an Arab-Greek restaurant and regional events. It was all learning on the go, habibis: the adrenaline of the lights, the audience watching you... I remember and I get goosebumps. I was a teenager and I already felt that bellydance was my refuge, my way of expressing myself. Each show gave me more confidence, although at first it was a bundle of nerves.

Emigrating: a leap of faith, suitcase and all

At 22 I decided to go travel the world, and it wasn't easy, eh. I started working in 5-star hotels and Lebanese restaurants in Lebanon, Iraq, Syria, Tunisia, Jordan... and I ended up in the Emirates, dancing in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah and Al Ain.

They were years of total adaptation: different climates, cultures that change your chip, and dancing every day as if it were a normal job. But that made me grow a lot, both in dance and in life. I learned to handle the heat of the desert, changes in diet and even the SIBO that caught me once and forced me to take better care of my body.

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Dubai: where everything became more intense and real

Now at 26, I've been here in Dubai for 5 years, dancing every night on stages that leave me breathless. Captivating the Arab audience with my Argentine-Lebanese touch is what fills my soul.

But it's not just dancing: it's total self-management. I handle my bookings, haggling with clients (because here they love to lower prices, ha), and I'm even my own makeup artist and seamstress in daily life.

I don't have a huge team, but I do have trusted people like Luli (my all-in-one), Laura and Adriana for photos and makeup, and the girls from Egypt who send me the costumes. It's tiring, but I love it because I control everything.

Coaching:

Sharing what I love

Besides dancing, I'm a coach and give in-person and online classes. I participate as a judge in competitions, create choreographies for the whole world... It's a different kind of delivery: seeing how my students grow, connect with their energy and transform. Teaching is more personal, habibis: you handle each one's subjectivity, the group, the dynamics. And although dancing has its ego share (in a good sense), teaching is pure giving so that they shine.

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Expansion and Growth

Today Arab culture runs through my veins and heart, it's my passion from childhood and forever. Each presentation gives me more experience, but also forces me to take care of myself. And not to mention sharing with all of you this immense achievement that is being able to bring you what I know and love to do wherever you are, it's something I've wanted to do for a long time and today we made it a reality through this platform that not only allows me to teach but also lets you know me from another place.