Alanna Zoé Rodríguez Collazo
Hometown:
Bayamón, Puerto Rico
I am a professional Bomba dancer with over 10 years of experience. I promote the richness of our culture through its history, rhythms, and dance. I also offer accessible workshops for everyone—from beginners to those looking to refresh their knowledge or use dance as a therapeutic tool. My mission is to share and preserve the essence of our cultural identity.
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Throughout her career, she has been part of several cultural groups, including the Grupo Nacional and the Los Hermanos Cepeda Folkloric Ballet, performing in exhibitions, festivals, and artistic events that celebrate Puerto Rican heritage. She is currently a member of Junte Loiceño, with whom she has brought Bomba to various stages across Puerto Rico and the United States, sharing her passion with communities both within and beyond the diaspora.
Biography
Born and raised in Puerto Rico, Alanna Zoé Rodríguez Collazo is a prominent bailadora (dancer) of Bomba Puertorriqueña with over a decade of experience. From an early age, she demonstrated a deep connection to art and culture, which led her to train professionally at the Pablo Casals Specialized School of Fine Arts. There, she refined her dance skills and stood out for her excellence, discipline, and creativity.
Throughout her career, she has been part of several cultural groups, including the Grupo Nacional and the Los Hermanos Cepeda Folkloric Ballet, performing in exhibitions, festivals, and artistic events that celebrate Puerto Rican heritage. She is currently a member of Junte Loiceño, with whom she has brought Bomba to various stages across Puerto Rico and the United States, sharing her passion with communities both within and beyond the diaspora.
Artistic & Cultural Contributions
Highlighted Works/Projects:
- Performances with Junte Loiceño at festivals and cultural events in Puerto Rico and the United States.
- Bomba workshops for people of all ages, promoting learning, collective memory, and cultural empowerment.
- Featured appearances on digital platforms like Instagram and TikTok, bringing Bomba to new global audiences and showcasing its ancestral importance.
Community & Cultural Commitment:
Alanna is actively involved in both performing and teaching Bomba Puertorriqueña, fostering intergenerational participation and empowerment through art. Her inclusive approach uses dance as a tool for healing, identity, and cultural connection—especially in educational and community-based settings.
Goals & Aspirations:
Alanna dreams of continuing to expand her international reach, collaborating with artists from various disciplines to create intercultural dialogues through rhythm and movement. She aspires to establish her own cultural space where future generations can learn, live, and celebrate Bomba Puertorriqueña as a fundamental part of their legacy.
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