Graziano Tortorelli and Laura Panzacchi are a couple of dancers, as well as teachers specializing in Cuban folk and popular dances.
They owe their training to:
- Alfredo Pacheco O'Farril (principal dancer of the National Folkloric Ensemble of Cuba and Director of the Higher Institute of Art (Havana)
- Graciela Chao Carbonero (Director of the Higher Institute of Art (Havana)
- Sergio Larrinaga (dancer with the Conjunto Folklorico Nacional de Cuba, artistic director of the Yoruba Andabo group)
- Max Lupo (dancer and teacher of Cuban folk and popular dances)
- Luisa Olivares Navarro (dancer, teacher, and director of the ENA)
- Julio Manguero (Cuban folk dancer)
- Yamilia Prevals Feneron (Dancer, graduate of the ENA in Cuban Modern Dance)
- Omar Copello (Cuban modern dance dancer)
- Zoraida Jacqueline Laza Carrera (dancer with the Yoruba Andabo group)
- Aida Sánchez (folk dancer)
- Yoliana Conde Pérez (Principal dancer with Professor Santiago Alfonso's company, graduate of the ENA-Ente Nacional de Arte)
- El Goyo (Percussionist with the National Folkloric Ensemble of Cuba)
- Humberto "La Pelicula" (Percussionist with the National Folkloric Ensemble of Cuba)
- Julio Molina (international percussionist)
- George Chiqui Dixon (Principal dancer with the National Folk Ensemble of Cuba)
- Barbara Jiménez (Dancer, choreographer, and musician, graduate of ENA-Ente Nacional de Arte)
- Edwar Ramos (dancer of reggaeton, dancehall, Afrobeat, dembow, etc.)
- Wilmer and Maria (international artists, graduates in dance and Afro)
- Cristian Mauricio Vera (international artist)
- Reynold Ferreira (Principal dancer with the Tropicana Theater (Havana)
- Esmil Díaz (Teacher, graduate of ENA)
- Juan Santana (Dominican Bachata teacher)
