Throughout my journey I had the opportunity to learn from dancers with completely different styles, languages and ways of understanding dance. Each one left something in me. Over time I understood that the true richness lay precisely in that diversity.

That is why BCHILL does not revolve around a single methodology or a single way of dancing. The project brings together professionals with different trajectories who share their own language, their experience and their way of understanding dance. The training constantly evolves through the rotation of teachers, offering a broad and continuously growing perspective.

The goal has always been the same: to inspire each person to develop their identity, strengthen their technique and find a way of moving that comes from authenticity rather than imitation.

I wanted to create a place where any dancer could feel free to learn, ask questions, make mistakes, experiment and grow without fear of judgement. A space where respect, camaraderie and human quality were as important as hours of training.

Because I believe that dance goes far beyond what happens in front of a mirror. It is also built in conversations after class, in helping each other, in shared experiences and in the people you meet along the way.

For me, that social aspect has never been a complement. It has always been one of the fundamental pillars of this project.

Today BCHILL continues to grow, but its essence remains exactly the same as on the first day: to offer a diverse, honest and constantly evolving training, where each person finds inspiration to become the best version of themselves, inside and outside of dance.