Conoce a nuestros bailarines: Ana Pérez-Nievas
Ana nace en Madrid. Comienza sus estudios de ballet en una pequeña escuela de Pozuelo de Alcorcón. Con once años decide dar el salto y estudiar danza de forma profesional. Con diecisiete años, y recién graduada, se incorporó a la Compañía Nacional de Danza bajo la dirección artística de José Carlos Martínez. En 2019, bajo la dirección de Joaquín De Luz, ascendió a la categoría de solista.
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Antonio Ruz, choreographer and former dancer from the Compañía Nacional de Danza, returns to the CND to create his piece, In Paradisum.
Meet our dancers: Yanier Gómez Noda
Cuban dancer Yanier Gómez started his studies at the Alejo Carpentier Escuela Elemental de Ballet. He entered international contests in Havana, achieving Gold and Grand Prix for best partner at 17. In 2008, he joined the dance team at Ballet Nacional Cuba under the artistic direction of Alicia Alonso. He entered various Havana International Festivals, as well taking part in galas with stars from the American Ballet Theatre. In September 2016, he joined the Compañía Nacional de Danza as soloist.
Dancing around the world with Shani Peretz
Shani is an Israeli-born dancer. In 2006, she started her training in the Thelma-Yellin High School of the Arts. In 2010, she joined the Israel Ballet and, four years later, went on to join the Compañía Nacional de Danza (CND), under the artistic direction of José Carlos Martínez. In September 2019, she rose to soloist category under the artistic direction of Joaquín De Luz.
Meet our dancers: Anthony Pina
My name is Anthony Pina and I joined the CND in September 2012. As a dancer I would describe myself as sharp and energetic. I love to work fast and test the limit of how quickly I can move while still working with clean technique. One of my favorite things about dance is that it is a never ending learning experience. There are so many ways to approach dance and technique, and I want to learn all of them!