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Of Congolese origin, Laëtycia has been passionate about dance and sports since childhood, starting with classical, modern, and jazz dance, as well as football and athletics. She later focused on hip hop and breakdancing, graduating from the Résodanse-Station school with pre-professional training. Laëtycia has participated in various international workshops, dancing for notable choreographers like Jaime Rogers. Since 2019, she has managed Deeva Dance and choreographed for Swiss artists Lik and Dak. Her training in New York with renowned artists has enhanced her versatility. A member of the Compagnie Internationale and Dancefloor school since 2014, Laëtycia also works as a Personal Trainer and Development Coach, helping dancers unlock their potential and inspiring others to express themselves through dance.
With over 12 years of dance experience and 7 years of professional teaching, Dren Maliqi has cultivated a passion for Bachata that inspires students of all levels. Having trained under some of the finest teachers in the UK, Dren brings a wealth of knowledge and creativity to every class. His dynamic teaching style emphasizes both technique and expression, fostering a welcoming environment where students can thrive. Whether you're a beginner or looking to refine your skills, Dren is dedicated to helping you find your rhythm and confidence on the dance floor.
Fred began his dance journey in 2003 with salsa, later incorporating hip hop in 2005 to create a unique fusion of the two styles. In 2009, he co-founded the dance company Dancefloor with renowned South Korean dancer Boog Tom, blending urban and Latin dance in their performances. In 2013, Fred teamed up with Kouamé, who brought Afro elements into their choreography, enhancing their artistic vision. This collaboration soon attracted talents like Laëtycia and Coco, leading to a series of acclaimed performances that earned them invitations to showcase their work across Europe and beyond. Since 2014, Fred has been instrumental in establishing Dancefloor schools in Geneva and Lausanne, where he focuses on refining teaching techniques and sharing his passion with students. He instills core values of sharing, open-mindedness, hard work, humility, and team spirit in both teachers and students, creating a supportive dance community.
Pierre-Kastriot Jashari and Dita Jashari, a dynamic sibling duo, bring an electrifying fusion of hip hop and afro dance to the contemporary stage, all while staying rooted in their rich Kosovo heritage. Their styles, influenced by urban culture and African rhythms, allow them to channel vibrant energy and deep storytelling through every move, blending tradition with modern artistry. As siblings, their unique bond elevates their performances, creating seamless, synchronized choreography that captures the audience’s attention. Whether captivating crowds at dance festivals, competing on major stages, or sharing their art with the world via social media, Pierre and Edita are redefining what it means to merge cultures through movement.
Erind el Cacique is the artistic director of Dance and Flow. His artistic journey began in 1996 with ballet, modern dance, and classical guitar, which sparked his lifelong passion for music and dance. In 2000, he encountered Caribbean dances in Italy and began intensive training in various salsa styles, including Son, Cuban Salsa, L.A. Style, Puerto Rican, and N.Y. Style. After six years of study, he began teaching and founded Dance and Flow in 2006. That same year, he delved into Flamenco guitar and dance, studying with renowned artists like Jose Greco II and Torombo, mastering various Flamenco "palos" such as Farruca, Alegrías, and Bulerías. His connection with Afro-Cuban culture grew in 2009, leading him to explore Cuban Contemporary dance, combining ballet, modern, and Afro-Caribbean traditions, while also studying Afro-Cuban religions like Yoruba and Abakuá. Erind has taught and performed internationally, including in Italy, the U.S., U.K., France, Belgium, and Australia, and continues to deepen his knowledge while sharing his passion globally
Kouamé, originally from Ivory Coast, has lived in Switzerland since 1998. His dance journey began in childhood with Ivorian popular dances and hip hop. In 2001, he discovered salsa, which sparked a deep passion for exploring its various forms, including competitions and couple choreography. Known for his ability to blend styles and innovate movement, Kouamé created his first solo choreography, "Sonando," in 2011, receiving acclaim for its originality. In 2013, he joined Fred and Tom in the Dancefloor group, contributing to the creation of "Cuenta Bien," an innovative fusion of cha-cha and hip hop. In 2014, Kouamé partnered with Fred to open the Dancefloor dance school in Geneva, where he continues to refine his teaching methods for students of all ages and skill levels. His dedication to dance and education inspires many, fostering a welcoming environment for creative exploration
Katerina Stojkovska is a dynamic and passionate Latin dancer known for her powerful stage presence and intricate choreography. With roots in Macedonian dance traditions, Katerina developed a deep love for movement from an early age, but it was Latin dance that captured her heart. Over the years, she has honed her skills in various Latin styles, including salsa, bachata, and cha-cha, mastering both the technical aspects and the expressive, rhythmic flow that defines these dances. Katerina’s dedication to the art has led her to perform in numerous national and international competitions, earning accolades for her precision, creativity, and connection with her partners. As a seasoned performer, she blends grace with energy, captivating audiences with her fiery performances. Beyond the stage, she is also a sought-after instructor, inspiring students of all levels to embrace the joy and discipline of Latin dance. Katerina continues to push boundaries in her craft, always evolving while remaining rooted in the soulful rhythms of Latin dance.
Lieb stands as a transformative figure in the world of dance, serving as the director and choreographer for the globally celebrated Salsache and J Crew Dance Company. Known for his ingenuity, Lieb pioneered the unique salsa-hip hop fusion style, a genre that merges the intricate footwork and cultural richness of salsa with the bold, expressive movements of hip hop. This style is a testament to his commitment to innovation in dance, blending traditional and modern forms to create something entirely new. Born in Santa Clara, Cuba, Lieb grew up surrounded by rhythm and movement, which set the foundation for his professional dance career, beginning impressively at just 14. His journey eventually led him to Italy, where he has become a key figure in the dance community, sharing his expertise in salsa, hip hop, afro, and contemporary styles. Lieb’s classes are known not only for their technical rigor but also for their emphasis on personal expression and cultural appreciation. His ability to connect with students, teaching them to dance from a place of passion, has made him one of the most respected instructors in the field.
Raymik Garcia Castellini, known as Ray Garcia DJ, is a Cuban DJ from Matanzas, specializing in Cuban music. With a deep passion for his country’s rich musical heritage, he has established himself as a key representative of Cuban rhythms in Europe. His unique ability to blend traditional and contemporary Cuban sounds has made him a sought-after DJ at some of the most prestigious Latin events across the continent. Ray Garcia DJ has been the official DJ at renowned festivals such as Festival de la Salsa en Cuba, EventoPeople, Made in Cuba Festival, Roma Dance All Stars, EventoPeople Roma, and Latinos Segor in France, among others. His sets bring an authentic and electrifying energy to the dance floor, captivating audiences and keeping the essence of Cuban music alive. Through his work, he continues to promote and celebrate the vibrant culture of Cuba on an international stage.
Sam Corso is a renowned Swiss salsa DJ known for his deep passion for salsa clásica, a genre that emphasizes the golden era of salsa music. Based in Geneva, Corso has become a key figure in the local Latin music scene, performing at major events and festivals like SalsaGeneva and the Montreux Jazz Festival. His sets seamlessly blend classic salsa rhythms with contemporary Latin genres such as timba, son, and cubatón, creating an authentic and engaging atmosphere for dancers and salsa enthusiasts alike. Corso is also active in organizing salsa parties and cultural events, often partnering with other prominent figures in the salsa community. His style, often described as energetic and true to the roots of Latin music, has earned him a loyal following both in Switzerland and internationally. His slogan, "Work hard, play salsa," encapsulates his dedication to both the music and the salsa community. In addition to live performances, Sam Corso shares his music through platforms like YouTube and SoundCloud, offering his fans access to his mixes and salsa tracks online
Besi, originally from Albania and living in Switzerland since 2012, is a passionate DJ, music producer, and Cuban salsa dancer. Starting as a DJ at 15, he gained international recognition for his musical talent. At 23, he discovered salsa, dedicating 13 years to mastering the dance and teaching for nine. Alongside his dance career, he earned a degree in sound engineering in Geneva, deepening his expertise in Afro-Cuban music. Now a renowned international DJ and instructor, Besi shares his love for music and dance with boundless energy, inspiring others while celebrating cultural diversity.
Dj Ode, is a notable DJ in the bachata music scene, recognized for his seamless blending of traditional bachata rhythms with modern, urban influences. Originally from Kosovo, Dj Ode developed a deep connection to Latin music and culture, particularly bachata, after moving to the United States. His passion for the genre has led him to curate distinctive mixes that resonate with both bachata purists and contemporary audiences. Dj Ode is known for his ability to create smooth transitions between classic and new-age bachata tracks, adding an element of freshness to the genre. His mixes, often shared across social media and music platforms, have garnered him a loyal following within the global bachata community. His performances at major bachata festivals and events have solidified his reputation as a dynamic force in the Latin music world. Beyond his DJ career, Atdhe Gashi is also committed to promoting cultural exchange through music, using his platform to introduce diverse audiences to the rich history and evolving sounds of bachata.
