2023-05-01 03:25:19
Tijuana, BC- Happiness and tranquility are the feelings that dance produces in Isabella Montes Gómez, which through his face, hands and wheelchair he transmits to the public.
Some of the genres that he dances are urban, ballet, contemporary and jazz, in which he can be inspired to lead messages of inclusion in the arts, which spread through social networks.
At the age of 15, Montes Gómez is part of the dance groups of Borboleta MX, ConexionArte and will soon represent Tijuana with the group Dance on wheels in a wheelchair dance contest.
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It excites me a lot, I like what I can do so much. I participate with people without disabilities who dance and I can do the same movements as them but with my arms, I can adapt to everything,” said the young woman.
She recalled that in her beginning as a dancer she doubted about their capabilities, but little by little he acquired emotional and physical strength and coordination.
In his last stage as niña She commented that she decided that when she is an adult she will be a professional dancer.
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“Two years ago, in the pandemic, I decided that when I finish high school I will study a degree in dance,” said Isabella, who is currently studying the second semester high school
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