
Program
AIMED AT
Students specializing in classical dance 11-18 y.o.
For Madrid Ballet Experience Package - 12-18 y.o.
For Madrid Ballet Experience Package - 12-18 y.o.
DURATION
Classes Only
26 December - 30 December, 2025
Madrid Ballet Experience Package
26 December - 31 December, 2025
26 December - 30 December, 2025
Madrid Ballet Experience Package
26 December - 31 December, 2025
SCHEDULE
Classes: 4,5 hrs/day
BALLET FACILITIES
Nacho Duato Academy
Address: Calle Coslada 7, 28028 Madrid
Address: Calle Coslada 7, 28028 Madrid
ACCOMMODATION
INSCRIPTION
to apply for the program, participants should register. If you have not yet filled in the form, please do it.
AUDITIONS
- online group on Oct 26
- online individual
- by video
Recommended video submission day by 31 Oct as places are limited.
Go to Auditions
- online individual
- by video
Recommended video submission day by 31 Oct as places are limited.
Go to Auditions
MADRID WINTER INTENSIVE by Russian Masters offers to look inside Madrid.
This innovative program aims to combine the excellent dance training and the cultural and artistic enrichment in an environment, which is exceptional for dance.
COURSE OBJECTIVE
Daily ballet classes taught by the best teachers of Russian Masters faculty combined with a wide and varied range of both leisure and cultural activities.
The main idea that guides this experience is to bring the theoretical knowledge to practice:
- Elite training with the best Russian teachers and legends
- Knowledge of the theatrical world behind the curtains
- Experience and acquisition of unique knowledge
- Cultural exchange
- Unique, inspiring, and motivating experience
THE PROGRAM INCLUDE
Ballet class (daily)
Points (daily)
Repertoire (daily)
Character Classes
Contemporary Classes
IN ADDITION
Small groups: 16 people/group max.
Translation of the classes into English
Possibility to get scholarship for the summer RMB courses 2026
Photo report
Certificate of attendance
TEACHERS AND SPECIAL GUESTS*
Classes and masterclasses are taught by the most important personalities of the current classical dance scene, all of them teachers, ballet masters or stars of the main ballet institutions:
Anna Podlesnaya - RMB Faculty teacher, Vaganova Academy licensed teacher
Asiya Lukmanova - RMB director, Vaganova Academy licensed teacher
Olga Pavlova - RMB Faculty teacher, Bolshoi Academy licensed teacher
SPECIAL GUESTS*
We organize memorable events with ballet stars and representatives of prestigious ballet institutions to give a unique opportunity of meeting outstanding people and grow professionally.
This year we count* with:
Larissa Lezhnina - principal tutor at Dutch National Ballet, former soloist at Mariinsky and Dutch National Ballet, Vaganova Academy licensed teacher
Aida Gómez - teacher and choreographer at the Nacho Duato Academy, one of the most known faces in the Spanish ballet and flamenco world.
*More guests to be confirmed; due to possible changes in theatres’ and institutions’ schedules, some names may vary.
PRICE FOR CLASSES ONLY
26.12.2025 - 30.12.2025 – 595 €
MADRID BALLET EXPERIENCE PACKAGE
Add our exclusive package that includes accommodation, meals and cultural program to dive fully into a whirl of leisure and cultural events developed by experts to get into Spanish and Madrid´s ballet history including Marius Petipa´s Spanish period and participate in various entertainment activities.
CULTURAL PROGRAM* INCLUDES
Visit to a museum
Meeting with ballet stars (names will be confirmed closer to the course)
Guided tour around Madrid
Visit to a Christmas light show
Cultural entertainment program
*Cultural activities might change due to schedule and availability.
OFFICIAL ACCOMMODATION
The accommodation is available in a comfortable Generator Madrid Hostel. More information about the accommodation HERE.
PRICE MADRID BALLET EXPERIENCE PACKAGE*:
26.12.2025 - 31.12.2025 – 655 €
* this is an extra package to the course and should be added and paid for separately.
INSCRIPTION
For quality reasons, places at the courses are strictly limited.
Recommended deadline for audition - 31 October 2025
To guarantee your place, prepayment for the course is required.
To apply for the program:
1. Participant should fill in the REGISTRATION FORM
2. Send a Video Audition or have an Individual Online Audition (more details below). Participants of RMB summer intensives 2025 do not need to audition.
3. Await the approval of your participation.
4. Guarantee the course by signing a contract and making the payment of 50% of the total amount within the next 7 days after receiving the approval letter.
5. Second payment for the course must be done before November 23, 2025
AUDITION OPTIONS
- Individual Online Audition in form of a personal masterclass with our most experienced teachers. During these special classes, students will be observed, and their current level will be estimated.
Instructions for booking an online audition will be offered to each student upon registration.
- Video Audition* - You may send a video file or a link to YouTube/Vimeo/GoogleDrive.
Please, send a video including:
Barre: tendu, fondue, grand battement
Adagio in the center
One combination of pirouettes at the center
3 combinations of jumps: small, medium and big
2 combinations on points
A classical variation (optional)
* if you send us a video, please, make sure it is of good quality (not dark, at least 480p) and the link to it will not expire within a year. Don't delete the video as we may need to get back to it and rewatch the audition material.
Technical support is provided if needed to each student after inscription.
CANCELATION OR CHANGES
In case it is not possible to organize the camp, the full refund will be offered.
In case the camp takes place, but a student decides to cancel or in case of no-show, the prepayment is non-refundable.
For more detailed information, please contact intensive@russianmastersballet.com
This innovative program aims to combine the excellent dance training and the cultural and artistic enrichment in an environment, which is exceptional for dance.
COURSE OBJECTIVE
Daily ballet classes taught by the best teachers of Russian Masters faculty combined with a wide and varied range of both leisure and cultural activities.
The main idea that guides this experience is to bring the theoretical knowledge to practice:
- Elite training with the best Russian teachers and legends
- Knowledge of the theatrical world behind the curtains
- Experience and acquisition of unique knowledge
- Cultural exchange
- Unique, inspiring, and motivating experience
THE PROGRAM INCLUDE
Ballet class (daily)
Points (daily)
Repertoire (daily)
Character Classes
Contemporary Classes
IN ADDITION
Small groups: 16 people/group max.
Translation of the classes into English
Possibility to get scholarship for the summer RMB courses 2026
Photo report
Certificate of attendance
TEACHERS AND SPECIAL GUESTS*
Classes and masterclasses are taught by the most important personalities of the current classical dance scene, all of them teachers, ballet masters or stars of the main ballet institutions:
Anna Podlesnaya - RMB Faculty teacher, Vaganova Academy licensed teacher
Asiya Lukmanova - RMB director, Vaganova Academy licensed teacher
Olga Pavlova - RMB Faculty teacher, Bolshoi Academy licensed teacher
Anton Valdbauer – choreographer, former soloist of Royal Swedish Ballet, contemporary dance teacher
*Note: Due to possible changes in theaters’ and institutions’ schedules, some names may vary.
*Note: Due to possible changes in theaters’ and institutions’ schedules, some names may vary.
SPECIAL GUESTS*
We organize memorable events with ballet stars and representatives of prestigious ballet institutions to give a unique opportunity of meeting outstanding people and grow professionally.
This year we count* with:
Larissa Lezhnina - principal tutor at Dutch National Ballet, former soloist at Mariinsky and Dutch National Ballet, Vaganova Academy licensed teacher
Aida Gómez - teacher and choreographer at the Nacho Duato Academy, one of the most known faces in the Spanish ballet and flamenco world.
*More guests to be confirmed; due to possible changes in theatres’ and institutions’ schedules, some names may vary.
PRICE FOR CLASSES ONLY
26.12.2025 - 30.12.2025 – 595 €
MADRID BALLET EXPERIENCE PACKAGE
Add our exclusive package that includes accommodation, meals and cultural program to dive fully into a whirl of leisure and cultural events developed by experts to get into Spanish and Madrid´s ballet history including Marius Petipa´s Spanish period and participate in various entertainment activities.
CULTURAL PROGRAM* INCLUDES
Visit to a museum
Meeting with ballet stars (names will be confirmed closer to the course)
Guided tour around Madrid
Visit to a Christmas light show
Cultural entertainment program
*Cultural activities might change due to schedule and availability.
OFFICIAL ACCOMMODATION
The accommodation is available in a comfortable Generator Madrid Hostel. More information about the accommodation HERE.
PRICE MADRID BALLET EXPERIENCE PACKAGE*:
26.12.2025 - 31.12.2025 – 655 €
* this is an extra package to the course and should be added and paid for separately.
INSCRIPTION
For quality reasons, places at the courses are strictly limited.
Recommended deadline for audition - 31 October 2025
To guarantee your place, prepayment for the course is required.
To apply for the program:
1. Participant should fill in the REGISTRATION FORM
2. Send a Video Audition or have an Individual Online Audition (more details below). Participants of RMB summer intensives 2025 do not need to audition.
3. Await the approval of your participation.
4. Guarantee the course by signing a contract and making the payment of 50% of the total amount within the next 7 days after receiving the approval letter.
5. Second payment for the course must be done before November 23, 2025
AUDITION OPTIONS
- Individual Online Audition in form of a personal masterclass with our most experienced teachers. During these special classes, students will be observed, and their current level will be estimated.
Instructions for booking an online audition will be offered to each student upon registration.
- Video Audition* - You may send a video file or a link to YouTube/Vimeo/GoogleDrive.
Please, send a video including:
Barre: tendu, fondue, grand battement
Adagio in the center
One combination of pirouettes at the center
3 combinations of jumps: small, medium and big
2 combinations on points
A classical variation (optional)
* if you send us a video, please, make sure it is of good quality (not dark, at least 480p) and the link to it will not expire within a year. Don't delete the video as we may need to get back to it and rewatch the audition material.
Technical support is provided if needed to each student after inscription.
CANCELATION OR CHANGES
In case it is not possible to organize the camp, the full refund will be offered.
In case the camp takes place, but a student decides to cancel or in case of no-show, the prepayment is non-refundable.
For more detailed information, please contact intensive@russianmastersballet.com


confirmed teachers

• Permanent RMB Faculty teacher
• Former teacher at the the Boris Eifman Dance Academy
• Former principal soloist of the Yacobson Theatre
• Graduated as a teacher and artist from the Vaganova Academy
• Former teacher at the the Boris Eifman Dance Academy
• Former principal soloist of the Yacobson Theatre
• Graduated as a teacher and artist from the Vaganova Academy
Formed by Ludmila Safronova, one of the last students of Agrippina Vaganova, Anna Podlesnaya has graduated summa cum laude as ballerina and after as a teacher at the Vaganova Academy.
She worked with legendary teachers such as Alla Shelest, Alla Osipenko, Lyudmila Kunakova and Ninel Petrova, Lyudila Safronova.
Anna Podlesnaya represents the St. Petersburg´s school in its purest form, even to receive the epithet “Vaganova’s granddaughter.” After an acclaimed career as a Principal Dancer, she became an outstanding teacher. Her excellence as Teacher is shown in details such as the correct position of hands and feet, she combines attention to detail with great sympathy and sensitivity when working with children.
For more than 7 years she has worked in the Boris Eifman Dance Academy and Anna Podlesnaya is a permanent RMB faculty teacher.
She worked with legendary teachers such as Alla Shelest, Alla Osipenko, Lyudmila Kunakova and Ninel Petrova, Lyudila Safronova.
Anna Podlesnaya represents the St. Petersburg´s school in its purest form, even to receive the epithet “Vaganova’s granddaughter.” After an acclaimed career as a Principal Dancer, she became an outstanding teacher. Her excellence as Teacher is shown in details such as the correct position of hands and feet, she combines attention to detail with great sympathy and sensitivity when working with children.
For more than 7 years she has worked in the Boris Eifman Dance Academy and Anna Podlesnaya is a permanent RMB faculty teacher.

• Russian Masters Ballet Director
• Former soloist of the St. Petersburg Ballet Theatre K. Tachkin
• Graduated as a teacher from the Vaganova Academy
• Former soloist of the St. Petersburg Ballet Theatre K. Tachkin
• Graduated as a teacher from the Vaganova Academy
Asiya Lukmanova graduated in Rudolf Nureyev Choreographic School in 2002. Graduated summa cum laude in Vaganova Ballet Academy.
She became a soloist dancer in the Saint-Petersburg Ballet Theatre K.Tachkin.
At the age of 17 years old she danced her first soloist part: Kitri, in “Don Quijote”. At 25 years old she became a Promotor in one of the biggest music festivals of Spain nowadays, with more than 30,000 attendants: Electromar festival.
Nowadays she drives her best ever project: Russian Masters Ballet. She wants to expand all over the globe the best classical ballet traditions and with fair prices to broke limits and help students to improve and become the best.
She became a soloist dancer in the Saint-Petersburg Ballet Theatre K.Tachkin.
At the age of 17 years old she danced her first soloist part: Kitri, in “Don Quijote”. At 25 years old she became a Promotor in one of the biggest music festivals of Spain nowadays, with more than 30,000 attendants: Electromar festival.
Nowadays she drives her best ever project: Russian Masters Ballet. She wants to expand all over the globe the best classical ballet traditions and with fair prices to broke limits and help students to improve and become the best.

• Contemporary choreographer and teacher
• Former soloist dancer of the Netherlands Dance Theatre and Royal Swedish Ballet
• Graduated as an artist from the Vaganova Academy
• Former soloist dancer of the Netherlands Dance Theatre and Royal Swedish Ballet
• Graduated as an artist from the Vaganova Academy
Anton Waldbauer was born in a small city in Russia and began his studies at the Gymnasium of Arts.
After participating in the prestigious competition Prize de Lausanne, he received an invitation to continue his studies at the Vaganova Academy of Russian Ballet. He graduated from the Academy with honors in 2003.
Then he entered the Department of Modern Dance at the Higher School of Arts (Frankfurt, Germany) and at the end, of course, joined the European Ballet (London).
In 2004, he accepted an invitation to the role of lead soloist in the State Opera and Ballet Theatre of the Komi Republic (Russian Federation) where for two seasons he has been playing the leading parts in the classical repertoire and participating in new Theatre productions.
In 2006, she took part in the 10th Anniversary Ballet Competition in Moscow, where she won a diploma for the best choreography, with his debut work “6 Seconds”. In the same year, he returned to Europe and began to dance with the prestigious Netherlands Dance Theater. Where Anton became the first Russian artist in the 50th history of the troupe.
In 2009 he joined the Kullberg Ballet (Stockholm, Sweden).
And in 2010 he returned to Holland to the main troupe of the Netherlands Dance Theatre. Where, over the years of his work, Anton had collaborated with many prestigious choreographers, such as Jiri Kylian, Ohad Naharin, Paul Lightfoot, Johan Inger, Wim Vandekeybus, Crystal Pite, Sharon Eyal, Sasha Waltz, and many others.
In 2013, at the invitation of Johannes Oman, he became the first soloist and the main artist in all-new productions of the Royal Swedish Ballet.
In 2014, he acted as a guest artist at the Nobel Gala.
In 2016, he received the Pina Bausch Prize and collaborates with Familie Flöz, a troupe of physical theater from Berlin.
Since 2012, Anton has been actively engaged in teaching modern dance, improvisation, and choreography. He is currently a guest teacher at many prestigious centers/schools throughout Europe.
Anton is also actively engaged in his productions and his choreographic works were presented in the Netherlands, Germany, Sweden, Russia, France, and Spain. His first short film, 33 Questions, was presented at the Stockholm Dance Festival.
After participating in the prestigious competition Prize de Lausanne, he received an invitation to continue his studies at the Vaganova Academy of Russian Ballet. He graduated from the Academy with honors in 2003.
Then he entered the Department of Modern Dance at the Higher School of Arts (Frankfurt, Germany) and at the end, of course, joined the European Ballet (London).
In 2004, he accepted an invitation to the role of lead soloist in the State Opera and Ballet Theatre of the Komi Republic (Russian Federation) where for two seasons he has been playing the leading parts in the classical repertoire and participating in new Theatre productions.
In 2006, she took part in the 10th Anniversary Ballet Competition in Moscow, where she won a diploma for the best choreography, with his debut work “6 Seconds”. In the same year, he returned to Europe and began to dance with the prestigious Netherlands Dance Theater. Where Anton became the first Russian artist in the 50th history of the troupe.
In 2009 he joined the Kullberg Ballet (Stockholm, Sweden).
And in 2010 he returned to Holland to the main troupe of the Netherlands Dance Theatre. Where, over the years of his work, Anton had collaborated with many prestigious choreographers, such as Jiri Kylian, Ohad Naharin, Paul Lightfoot, Johan Inger, Wim Vandekeybus, Crystal Pite, Sharon Eyal, Sasha Waltz, and many others.
In 2013, at the invitation of Johannes Oman, he became the first soloist and the main artist in all-new productions of the Royal Swedish Ballet.
In 2014, he acted as a guest artist at the Nobel Gala.
In 2016, he received the Pina Bausch Prize and collaborates with Familie Flöz, a troupe of physical theater from Berlin.
Since 2012, Anton has been actively engaged in teaching modern dance, improvisation, and choreography. He is currently a guest teacher at many prestigious centers/schools throughout Europe.
Anton is also actively engaged in his productions and his choreographic works were presented in the Netherlands, Germany, Sweden, Russia, France, and Spain. His first short film, 33 Questions, was presented at the Stockholm Dance Festival.

• Current Russian Maters Ballet teacher
• Former soloist of the Perm Ballet Theatre
• Graduated as a teacher from the Bolshoi Theatre Academy
• Former soloist of the Perm Ballet Theatre
• Graduated as a teacher from the Bolshoi Theatre Academy
Dancer and teacher with extensive experience.
Olga graduated Perm Professional Ballet School, Russia in 1993.
After that she immediately joined The Opera and Ballet Theatre of Perm as a dancer, ascending to the category of soloist. With the company Pavlova danced the great ballets of the classical repertoire.
To pursue her teaching career, graduated Bolshoi Theatre Academy as a Classical Dance teacher.
Finally, she moved to Spain to focus fully on her pedagogical role, teaching at the Artis Reus School and all RMB programs.
Olga graduated Perm Professional Ballet School, Russia in 1993.
After that she immediately joined The Opera and Ballet Theatre of Perm as a dancer, ascending to the category of soloist. With the company Pavlova danced the great ballets of the classical repertoire.
To pursue her teaching career, graduated Bolshoi Theatre Academy as a Classical Dance teacher.
Finally, she moved to Spain to focus fully on her pedagogical role, teaching at the Artis Reus School and all RMB programs.
confirmed guests
Ballet coach of the Dutch National Ballet
Former soloist of the Mariinsky Theatre and former principal dancer of the Dutch National Ballet
Graduated as an artist from the Vaganova Academy
Former soloist of the Mariinsky Theatre and former principal dancer of the Dutch National Ballet
Graduated as an artist from the Vaganova Academy
Larissa Lezhnina was born on March 17, 1969 in Leningrad (now St. Petersburg), Russia.
She graduated from the Vaganova Ballet Academy in Leningrad in 1987 and joined the Kirov Ballet (now the Mariinsky Ballet).
In 1990 she became a First Soloist. In 1994 she left the Mariinsky and joined the Dutch National Ballet as a principal.
In 2006, she was awarded the Alexandra Radius Prize, and she received the Merit Award from Dansersfonds ’79 in 2010.
In 2012, Larissa played an important role in the documentary De Balletmeesters, in which film maker Sonia Herman Dolz closely followed Larissa’s partner, ballet master Guillaume Graffin, and the head of the artistic staff, Rachel Beaujean.
Her repertoire includes Cinderella (Ashton), Giselle (version by Wright), Nutcracker and Mouseking (Eagling and Van Schayk), Onegin (Cranko), Romeo and Juliet (Van Dantzig), The Sleeping Beauty (version by Wright), La Sylphide (version by Bjørn) and Swan Lake (version by Van Dantzig). Larissa retired in June 2014.
The experience of having a teacher like Larisa is unparalleled: our students will have that privilege this year. We welcome Larisa to Russian Masters Ballet.
Currently, she is the main tutor of the Dutch National Ballet.
She graduated from the Vaganova Ballet Academy in Leningrad in 1987 and joined the Kirov Ballet (now the Mariinsky Ballet).
In 1990 she became a First Soloist. In 1994 she left the Mariinsky and joined the Dutch National Ballet as a principal.
In 2006, she was awarded the Alexandra Radius Prize, and she received the Merit Award from Dansersfonds ’79 in 2010.
In 2012, Larissa played an important role in the documentary De Balletmeesters, in which film maker Sonia Herman Dolz closely followed Larissa’s partner, ballet master Guillaume Graffin, and the head of the artistic staff, Rachel Beaujean.
Her repertoire includes Cinderella (Ashton), Giselle (version by Wright), Nutcracker and Mouseking (Eagling and Van Schayk), Onegin (Cranko), Romeo and Juliet (Van Dantzig), The Sleeping Beauty (version by Wright), La Sylphide (version by Bjørn) and Swan Lake (version by Van Dantzig). Larissa retired in June 2014.
The experience of having a teacher like Larisa is unparalleled: our students will have that privilege this year. We welcome Larisa to Russian Masters Ballet.
Currently, she is the main tutor of the Dutch National Ballet.

Teacher and choreographer at the Nacho Duato Academy
Director of her own dance company
Former soloist and Artistic Director of the National Ballet of Spain
Winner of multiple Spanish and international awards
Director of her own dance company
Former soloist and Artistic Director of the National Ballet of Spain
Winner of multiple Spanish and international awards
At the age of six, Aida Gómez began her dance studies mastering Spanish Dance and Classical Ballet.
From thirteen years she began working professionally in the company “Los Goyescos” and was admitted to the National Classical Ballet School under the direction of Víctor Ullate. In 1982, at the age of fourteen, she joined the Spanish National Ballet as a soloist becoming principal dancer at 1985.
During her career Aida Gómez performed multiple times on the most important European and American stages including Mariinsky and Bolshoi Theatres well as the Royal Albert Hall in London and Radio City in New York with famous Spanish pieces like “ Zarabanda”, “El Fandango del Candil”, the pas de deux “Puerta de Tierra” and “El Sombrero de Tres Picos”, etc.
In 1997, she was called to collaborate and teach with Maurice Bejart and his Rudra school as well as the Lausanne company. In January 1998, she became the youngest Artistic Director in the history of the National Ballet of Spain.
In 2001, Aída Gómez created her own company and dedicated her time to the production of such performances as “Salomé". “Sueños”, “Duende”, “Carmen”, “Permíteme bailarte”, “La Revoltosa”, etc. The show “Salomé" received the award for “Best Artistic Contribution” at the Montreal International Film Festival and the Goya Award for Best Song.
During her career Aída gave master classes in Spain and other countries all over the globe. She also directed several Galas and festivals contributing a lot to the Spanish dance scene. In 2023 she began a new project with Nacho Duato as a teacher and choreographer.
Below we list her Awards and Honors:
1997 Max Award for Best Dancer, SGAE Foundation.
2000 Silver Medal from the Fine Arts Theater of Mexico.
2004 National Dance Award (Interpretation), Ministry of Culture.
2005 Glamour Magazine Award. Woman of the Year for her professional career.
2006 Silver Slipper. City of Almeria and Indanza.
2007 Chivas Telón Award. Best performer.
2008 Culture Award, Community of Madrid.
2008 APDE Award. Association of Spanish Dance Teachers.
2009 Juan Bravo Theater Award (Segovia).
2010 La Barraca Award. Menéndez Pelayo International University.
2012 Rojas Award. Rojas Theater (Toledo).
2012 Spring Award. Chicote Club (Madrid).
2013 Actúa Award. AISGE Foundation.
2015 Grand Cross of the Order of May 2. Community of Madrid.
2017 Gold Medal for Merit in Work. Ministry of Employment and Social Security.
From thirteen years she began working professionally in the company “Los Goyescos” and was admitted to the National Classical Ballet School under the direction of Víctor Ullate. In 1982, at the age of fourteen, she joined the Spanish National Ballet as a soloist becoming principal dancer at 1985.
During her career Aida Gómez performed multiple times on the most important European and American stages including Mariinsky and Bolshoi Theatres well as the Royal Albert Hall in London and Radio City in New York with famous Spanish pieces like “ Zarabanda”, “El Fandango del Candil”, the pas de deux “Puerta de Tierra” and “El Sombrero de Tres Picos”, etc.
In 1997, she was called to collaborate and teach with Maurice Bejart and his Rudra school as well as the Lausanne company. In January 1998, she became the youngest Artistic Director in the history of the National Ballet of Spain.
In 2001, Aída Gómez created her own company and dedicated her time to the production of such performances as “Salomé". “Sueños”, “Duende”, “Carmen”, “Permíteme bailarte”, “La Revoltosa”, etc. The show “Salomé" received the award for “Best Artistic Contribution” at the Montreal International Film Festival and the Goya Award for Best Song.
During her career Aída gave master classes in Spain and other countries all over the globe. She also directed several Galas and festivals contributing a lot to the Spanish dance scene. In 2023 she began a new project with Nacho Duato as a teacher and choreographer.
Below we list her Awards and Honors:
1997 Max Award for Best Dancer, SGAE Foundation.
2000 Silver Medal from the Fine Arts Theater of Mexico.
2004 National Dance Award (Interpretation), Ministry of Culture.
2005 Glamour Magazine Award. Woman of the Year for her professional career.
2006 Silver Slipper. City of Almeria and Indanza.
2007 Chivas Telón Award. Best performer.
2008 Culture Award, Community of Madrid.
2008 APDE Award. Association of Spanish Dance Teachers.
2009 Juan Bravo Theater Award (Segovia).
2010 La Barraca Award. Menéndez Pelayo International University.
2012 Rojas Award. Rojas Theater (Toledo).
2012 Spring Award. Chicote Club (Madrid).
2013 Actúa Award. AISGE Foundation.
2015 Grand Cross of the Order of May 2. Community of Madrid.
2017 Gold Medal for Merit in Work. Ministry of Employment and Social Security.