Yesenia has been studying, teaching, and performing Afro-Cuban dance for over 25 years.
With a warm and dynamic teaching style, she has led workshops in the United States, Europe, and Latin America, in dance studios,
cultural centers, spiritual retreats, and university settings.
As a performer of traditional genres, her stage presence is thrilling, fiercely beautiful, and transmits loving authenticity.
Her original performance work, on the other hand, discards the boundaries between folklore, theater, performer/spectator,
identity, ritual, and embodied transformation.
Bookings: oriselier@gmail.com
With a warm and dynamic teaching style, she has led workshops in the United States, Europe, and Latin America, in dance studios,
cultural centers, spiritual retreats, and university settings.
As a performer of traditional genres, her stage presence is thrilling, fiercely beautiful, and transmits loving authenticity.
Her original performance work, on the other hand, discards the boundaries between folklore, theater, performer/spectator,
identity, ritual, and embodied transformation.
Bookings: oriselier@gmail.com
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"Talking Drums: Stand Up! Speak Out!" festival, Damrosch Park, Lincoln Center (August 2017) |
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Original theater play "Women Orishas: Merging with Oshun Divine Body", Miami Cuban Museum (2013) |
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Performing "Yemayá" from Wynton Marsalis' OCHAS Jazz at Lincoln Center (September 2014) Yesenia enters the stage at time 01:23. |