Patricia : At the age of 10, my mother enrolled me in modern jazz and ballet classes, hoping to improve my slightly hunched posture.Since that moment, dance has never left my life, and I’ve had the chance to explore different styles over the years.At 20, I discovered salsa… and fell in love with my dance teacher, who became my partner for six years. Together, we taught classes in a small neighborhood association in the suburbs of Paris.Athletic by nature, I quickly decided to make it my profession. In 2004, I obtained my diploma as a sports educator. Still driven by my passion for dance, I then joined the Salsabor school, a Parisian reference in salsa. In 2008, I earned my diploma as a teacher and professional dancer in Latin and Afro-Caribbean dances.It was around that same time that I discovered Pilates, which became for me the best complementary training for dancers.Today, I don’t consider dance as a job, but above all as a passion that I want to share and pass on, always with joy and pleasure.

Antonio : Originally from Martinique, I discovered Afro-Cuban dances during my studies, while I was mostly focused on the bass guitar in Caribbean music. Over the years, dance became a true passion. I trained with several teachers in France and Cuba, joined Latin dance troupes, and taught Cuban salsa in Paris. For the past ten years, I have also been practicing West Coast Swing, while remaining active within the salsa community in Montreal.