She's Got the Look

Using Your Gaze To Elevate Your Dance

Class with Paloma Prieto

She's Got the Look

Using Your Gaze To Elevate Your Dance

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In this class, we’re "looking" at the art of using your gaze to elevate your dance. We’ll focus on steps like the reverse figure 8, balancing step with one arm and both arms, torso twist, barrel turn, sahra turn, and more. But here's the twist: our main focus will be on your eyes! By directing your gaze with intention, you'll bring more energy and connection to your movements, making your dance even more powerful and engaging. Remember, your eyes are on stage too!


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Your Instructor


Paloma Prieto
Paloma Prieto

Paloma Prieto is a dedicated and passionate dancer from Aguascalientes, Mexico. At 31 years old, she is married and shares her home with six dogs, two fish, and a tarantula. Paloma holds a degree in Hispanic Letters and a Master’s in Social Research.

She is the troupe director of Tribal Alabardas, a group exclusively specializing in FCBD®Style, and she co-directs and co-owns Sinalefa Estudio Escénico, a multidisciplinary space in Aguascalientes. Paloma's journey with FCBD®Style began in 2014, and she became a Sister Studio in 2017. In 2024, she completed the Technique for Teachers and Advanced Teacher Training courses.

Paloma is also an active event organizer in Aguascalientes, focusing specifically on FCBD®Style, and she continuously attends workshops to stay sharp, creative, and inspired for her students—plus, she thoroughly enjoys the experience.

A self-proclaimed super nerd and geek, Paloma often weaves anime, Harry Potter, and other pop culture references into her classes, even if her students don't always catch them. Dance is her life; it connects her deeply with the world, friends, life, and God. Her troupe and dance space are a dream come true, and the people involved are her solace.

Paloma is honored to share her passion with others and is a proud advocate for social causes, including her support for a free Palestine.