An interdisciplinary performing arts creator, performer, researcher, and producer, he has been developing an original body of work in choreography for more than four decades. His works are characterized by their combination of high-quality sound design with outstanding dramaturgy and lighting design. He created the “Fil-fis” technique—a physical philosophy—in 2014. He studied at Maurice Bejart’s Mudra (1987) and refined his classical technique with Mareka Bresobrásova in Monte Carlo and Walter Venditti in Milan, spending 11 years in Europe. He also danced with the Dancers of Montreux, the Bejart Ballet Lausanne, La Scala in Milan, the Axas Dance Company, and the Lugano Dance Project, and has engaged in interdisciplinary creative projects involving video dance, dance theater, and contemporary dance. His work has been presented at festivals and venues across Europe and around the world, including the Operhaus Zurich and Lausanne, as well as in New York, Shanghai, Busan, Seoul, Bangalore, Kolkata, Rome, and Cagliari, Sardinia. He has been invited as a soloist on Channel 5 and RAI Italy.
In 1989, she passed the audition with Pina Bauch in Wuppertal. Together with Beatriz Madrid, she founded and directed Fóramen M, a dance company that encourages audience participation; in 1998, the company celebrated its 28th anniversary and the 17th edition of the International Dance Festival, “Morelos: Land of Encounters.” He danced with Ballet Teatro del Espacio in works by Michel Descombey, Gladiola Orozco, and Bernardo Benítez. The UN honored him in 1998 for the piece *Sur*, a fusion of milonga and rock. He created the *Odisea* project, and his work *Solo x1 instante* won the contemporary dance choreography award in 2002. He performed *Yo-vió a secas* at APAP New York 2005 and at the Cervantino International Festival. He participated in a dance co-production at Iberescena, involving Spain, Uruguay, and Mexico in 2009, and that same year inaugurated F4Libre, a Multidisciplinary Cultural Space, which serves as the official residence for Fóramen M. and other international companies and artists such as Mariana Bellotto from Argentina, Maurizio Saiu from Italy, Dam Van Huyn from England, Virute Letuikaire from Lithuania, Jayachandran Palazhi from India, Katsura Kan from Japan, Apoc Apoc, Delfos, Contempordanza, Quiarora Monorriel, and Patricia Cardona, among others from Mexico. This sparked an unprecedented movement in the state of Morelos.
In 2011, he was invited to Venezuela—specifically to Maracaibo’s Danzaluz and the Fundación Compañía Nacional de Danza—with whom he began a series of artistic residencies and exchanges that proved invaluable to Latin American art.
He staged *Velové (love)*, *La puerta de boulevard T’zacho*, and *Los pecados*.
He also organized workshops and festivals between Mexico and various Latin American countries.
*Lidy’* and *La inmolación del yo* were produced by Bellas Artes in Mexico and nominated for the Las Lunas awards at the National Auditorium, with original music by Federico Valdéz. At F4Libre, national artists in video dance, theater, puppetry, circus, psychoanalysis, and performance are featured, promoting the development of contemporary stage research and the performing arts. With Fóramen M, she has toured Brazil, Ecuador, and Colombia, performing at various contemporary dance festivals. She has also performed in Chile, Uruguay, and Argentina, receiving widespread acclaim from the press. She teaches master classes at the UNA in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires and in La Plata. In 2018, he created *Gesto Animal* in co-production with CEPRODAC, a work presented at the Palacio de Bellas Artes, Teatro de la Ciudad, the Ceiba Festival in Villa Hermosa, and the Lila López Festival in San Luis Potosí. During the pandemic, he created *Symphonies*, a trilogy of excellence: *Fóramen M*, *Symphonia para ser 1*, *Loneliness* with the Attakalari Centre for Movements in Bangalore, India, and *Navegando por las puertas del cielo*—a solo performance featuring original sound design by Antonio Russek and Galo González. He premiered *PASOS, tu vida danza por un camino que no conoces* with the National Classical Dance Company in October 2021 at the National Center for the Arts in Mexico City.
He performed the duet *Lloro por vos* with Bárbara Alvarado, which premiered at the Gesto Festival in Madrid, Spain.
He is currently pursuing a diploma in Traditional Chinese Medicine.
He founded *El Puente*, a project focused on production, creation, dissemination, and collaboration among artists from Mexico, Italy, and Argentina, collaborating on premiere performances with *La Tallera Siqueiros*.
In 2025, he received the PRAD Award, “Saberes Danzados,” and premiered “INDIGO 3.0”—a dance and interdisciplinary work—in Buenos Aires, Argentina, at the Centro Cultural de la Cooperación as part of the Danza con F Festival.
She began research focused on people with Asperger’s syndrome and premiered “Sosta nell’anima: El viento está en el fuego” this year at the Cuerpo al descubierto Festival; the piece will be presented in November at the “3rd Kyoto International Dance Festival” in Japan.
In October 2026, she will stage a choreographic production in Bangalore, India.
