I was dancing professionally, and I had that pause where I realised dancing was not enough. People were suggesting to start making music. At some point, I was like imma write my own lyrics and dance to it. It felt so stimulating to find that same zone of creativity like when I was dancing.

Yes, I wanted to create an inclusive space where people can dance, affirm themselves and be together. I wanted to give motivation and support, especially to women.

I love to be alone, I think you have to know yourself, to feel good with other people. But in 2021 it’s vital, to find your community, even digitally, if you want to survive.

I used to travel a lot, (laughs). The thing that I loved to do, is to explore the underground club life of a city, it’s so interesting to discover what people are listening to, what is and where is the best club and why. Also, an excitement for me is change, there are so many genres of electro, I like to feel free and so that I can switch whenever I feel like it.

I guess it has helped, when you choreograph, you have to peel to the core of the song you are working on. Not only the structure of a beat but also the flow of the lyrics to know the perfect musicality. Everything is linked, the best thing is to take a dance class on a song you didn’t like at first and then by dancing on it you change your mind haha. Dance has that power!

Yeah, a lot, I throw my emotions on songs and then move forward from it. Like Taylor Swift writes on her relationship. Shit, this should be some lyrics (laughs).

I’m looking for a way to serve and do what I like. You can’t live without the negative, so you have to find a way to deal with it. It has helped me a lot, I wanted to share that experience through movement and music but there are tons of other ways, though.

It has helped a lot for the stage and the live part because this is the physical part. But not for the rest.

I have a lot of work to do for the producing part when that is done maybe I’ll be satisfied. But it’s essential to control the creative aspect, or at least to do my best. I spend a lot of time to work on myself, and if it doesn’t represent what I want, there’s no point in releasing it.

I write my songs to remember lessons or memories. There’ll never be the same message. Things have changed tremendously, I’m looking forward to a different one.