Aerialists

When Nicole was a tiny ballerina, she would lie face up and wedge her heel beneath the bar of her bed frame for extra split-stretching time, too excited for her next dance class to bother sleeping. Nicole has since used that drive to become a graceful, serpentine aerial artist with wicked, flowing lines. As such, she focuses on strong technique as well as carving out non-traditional shapes and pathways.

Classically trained in ballet, pointe, tap and jazz, she danced for Orlando, Florida theme parks and events before immersing herself in aerial arts in 2012. Although lyra is Nicole’s primary love, she also excels at silks, hammock, cube and lollipop lyra. Nicole is an accomplished, emotionally invested performer, choreographer and storyteller who has performed throughout Florida and the Southeast as well as the Bahamas, Belize and Mexico.

When she isn’t performing solo or in a duo, Nicole is usually training in the studio or squealing with glee when one of her students achieves even the smallest victory. She feels happiest choreographing and making art as well as helping students make skills their own.

Imagine a Flamenco show at Club Tropicana in old Havana, Cuba.
That is the essence of Flamenco Tropical. While preserving the tradition of authentic Flamenco music and dance, Flamenco Tropical incorporates classical Spanish pieces, timeless Cuban Boleros, and contemporary favorites into one high-energy show.
World-class musicians and dancers are eager to share their passion and light with you!

Jessica Pacheco Bio: 

Jessica was born and raised in Miami, Fl. to Cuban parents Miriam and Jose Pacheco. 
Growing up, Jessica partook in numerous extracurricular activities, such as Ballet, Piano, Art, Music, Drama and Classical Spanish Dance/Flamenco. 

Dancing highlights include performing at The Royal Albert Hall in London, England during The Monkees 2011 World Tour, performing with The Florida Grand Opera in “Carmen”, “Turandot” and “La Traviata” and with The L.A. Opera in “Carmen”.

Jessica’s dance company is called “Flamenco Tropical”.

Theater credits include playing "Celeste Finley" in Tennessee Williams' "Sweet Bird of Youth", “Adela” in Federico García Lorcas’ “La Casa De Bernarda Alba”, "Cinderella" in the British Pantomime "Cinderella" and “Maria” in Daimary Sánchez Morenos’ “Are You Bringing Something From Mexico?”.

Jessica has been cast in several Telemundo Telenovelas including “Los Teens”, "Loteria", “Decisiones” and “Dame Chocolate” among others. 
Since moving to L.A. she has appeared on the TV shows “General Hospital”, “To Tell The Truth”, “Superstore” and  Hallmark Channel's "South Beach Love".