Flamenco is my way of expressing myself, my philosophy of life, not just my work. When I dance, I reveal my soul. I am flamenco from the moment I wake up in the morning until I go to bed at night – even when I'm asleep, because I dream flamenco. Flamenco is my children, flamenco is the city where I live, and it predestines everything I do.

In "I Am I", I want to show the universality of this genuine art form, which is flamenco. I want to show my world, a way of living, where the elements of being are integrated into my dance, forming a whole. In 'I Am I', I want to take you through paths that any of us may have also lived. Fears, exploration and meditation, the struggle with conflict, and the battle won!

I want to immerse the audience in my world, where body and mind meet, merge, and transform into tones and rhythms, achieving unity and harmony. Voices of lament from ancient cultures, the roots of flamenco. Broken voices, dark sounds.

An appeal to our fighting spirit that leads us to subtle realms, connecting us with our inner source.
In different dances and musical pieces, I reflect my learning and my style, infusing both dance and flamenco.
Poetry merges with dance, flamenco, and its popular lyrics to express my feelings.