Kristina Alleyne is the co-founder — together with her sister Sadé — of Alleyne Dance, a company that blends Caribbean influences, hip hop, and kathak within a contemporary dance context. Her choreographic language focuses on rhythm and texture, featuring athletic, dynamic, and high-speed movement combined with moments of fluidity and lyricism. The company is committed to high quality and excellence through its three main pillars: Performance, Participation, and Development.

Chaz Buzan is a dancer, choreographer, and educator with roots in Arizona, whose work spans performance, teaching, and creative collaboration. His movement explores the juxtaposition between impulse and stillness, creating works that are both precise and deeply human. His professional credits include performances and choreography for world-renowned artists such as Madonna, Britney Spears, FKA twigs, and Chappell Roan.

Jorge Ramírez Guerra is a Cuban dancer, performer, and visual artist who graduated from Cuba’s National School of Arts. He has worked with leading contemporary dance companies and is currently based in Málaga, where he combines stage creation with painting and photography. His work is characterized by a strong performative and visual dimension and has been presented in theatres, museums, and international festivals across Europe and Latin America.

Yasser D’Oquendo is a contemporary dancer and performer known for his strong physical presence and expressive movement language, developed throughout an international career spanning Europe and Latin America. Trained in contemporary dance and performance practices, his work often explores identity, embodied memory, and the relationship between body, space, and emotion. Throughout his career, he has collaborated with numerous choreographers and companies, taking part in stage productions, festivals, and international touring projects.