Analé is a multifaceted artist and dedicated educator, seamlessly blending her passion for dance, yoga, art, movement, and breathwork. With thousands of hours of study across al modalities, she is a wise but humble community inspirational holistic leader that walks her talk—honoring ancient Mexican traditions while embracing new age diverse somatic techniques to help others unlock the language of the body. Her teaching is infused with depth, fun, curiosity, and an unwavering commitment to sharing the transformative power of movement with authenticity and joy.

Her impact extends beyond studios and classrooms, reaching rehabilitation centers, women’s correctional facilities, schools, and nursing homes. Through her work, she empowers individuals from all walks of life, offering them tools for self-discovery and healing. A pivotal chapter in her journey unfolded as a Dancer since a very young age and at the Sivananda Yoga Ashram, where she found the structure, inspiration, and clarity that continue to shape her path today.

Gracia is a multi talented holistic professional with a deep passion for guiding individuals on their journey to self-discovery. With a diverse background spanning acupuncture, yoga, breathwork, meditation, astrology, coaching, and family constellations therapy, she weaves together ancient wisdom and modern techniques to support personal transformation. Her studies include a 200-hour acupuncture certification, extensive yoga training in Vinyasa, Ashtanga, and Iyengar, and a 300-hour breathwork certification in Advanced Mental Physics. She has also immersed herself in Vipassana meditation through multiple 10-day retreats and an ISAAR certified Astrologer. In addition to her holistic expertise, she holds an MBA, bringing a structured and grounded approach to her practice.

Beyond her formal training, Gracia’s lifelong love for movement and music enriches her work, drawing from years of ballet, jazz, contemporary dance, Pilates, and instrumental practice in piano and ukulele.

Ezequiel Sisterna began his yoga journey in 2002 during his time in veterinary school, drawn to the practice as a way to cultivate balance and self-discovery. Over the years, he immersed himself deeply in Hatha Yoga, exploring various styles such as Kundalini and Iyengar before finding his true path in Dharma Yoga. With over 1,500 hours of teacher training, he has become a highly refined Yoga teacher and extended his practice through intensive studies in anatomy, Kirtan & sound healing, biomechanics, and traditional yogic scriptures.

He has shared his knowledge in studios across Mexico, New York, Shanghai, and Paris, guiding practitioners from beginners to advanced levels. His belief in yoga as a sacred science drives him to inspire others to explore their own inner path, using the body as a temple for spiritual evolution. Today, he continues to teach and refine his practice with us, blending tradition with modern understanding to create a holistic and accessible approach to yoga.

Edgar Tochtli is a Mexican traditional healer and ceremonial guide devoted to the preservation and transmission of ancestral knowledge. His path is rooted in pre-Hispanic dance, herbal medicine, temazcal tradition, and cultural guardianship, learned through family and community lineages from early childhood. Trained by elders and grandparents, he has guided temazcal ceremonies since the age of eight and formally entered pre-Hispanic dance traditions in his youth, working with ritual movement, sound, and ceremonial tools for energetic alignment and remembrance. Edgar is also a traditional craftsman, creating ceremonial objects from natural elements for energetic protection and ritual use. Recognized since 2012 as a ceremonial guide by the Maya Council of Kantunilkin, he serves with responsibility and devotion, sharing ancestral traditions as a living, integrated medicine of culture, spirituality, and ritual.

Masciel is a dancer, movement educator, and holistic facilitator with over 15 years of experience. Her work is rooted in somatic movement and body-based practices, integrating yoga, breathwork, meditation, sound healing, and internal alchemy. She is known for precise, clear teaching and sensorial cues that rapidly cultivate strength, alignment, confidence, and deep body–mind awareness. Clients often describe the emotional and nervous-system healing they experience through her sessions, where movement, breath, and sound converge. Movement, consciousness, and healing are at the core of her purpose and evolving practice.

Alejandra is a Mexican ceremonial practitioner, fire guardian, dancer, artisan, and traditional medicine carrier with over two decades of experience rooted in pre-Hispanic traditions, herbal medicine, cacao ceremony, and ancestral craftsmanship. Her path began through pre-Hispanic dance and evolved into a lifelong ceremonial commitment integrating movement, ritual, and energetic service. Her knowledge of herbal medicine and ceremonial cacao was passed down through her maternal lineage, grounding her work in lived tradition. A traditional artisan for over 21 years, she creates ceremonial objects for energetic care using natural materials. Alejandra is devoted to preserving and sharing Mexico’s living ancestral traditions with respect, integrity, and continuity.