At the age of 18, Arnaldo Betancourt Silva decided that the time had come to do something artistic or physical. Breaking seems to be the perfect activity because music and dance have always been forms of art that he wanted to do. In 2009 he joined the Deadly Venoms Crew. Since then, he has traveled little through the world. He has won several competitions such as the Canadian Street Dance, Vancouver Street Dance Festival and many more. He’s travelled the world sharing and acquiring knowledge to bring back to his community. He’s currently dedicating himself to helping the next generation.

Alea De Castro began her journey with the classical forms of Ballet and Jazz at the Canadian School of Dance in Ottawa. Throughout her youth, she has been a part of many organizations such as Boss Dance Crew where she began event curating, choreographing and performing. Alea has had the pleasure to showcase her work at Capital Pride 2018, Canada 150, The Grey Cup Festival and Runway for Hope. Aside from performing, Alea also competes in Canada and the US. She is currently working on theatre shows, teaching and working with her community to make Street Dance accessible in the city.

Moov Ottawa Dance specializes in the arts of hip hop and various street dance styles. Through event coordinating, shows, entertainment, dance classes & competition, Moov welcomes beginners and experienced dancers alike. With their international and local presence, Moov offers a bilingual creative outlet and an overall unique experience and guidance to street dance culture.