Jhonatan & Daniela Productions

Specialties

Choreography for quinceanera, sweet 16, bodas, etc.

Are you looking for a choreographer for your special day? Whether its a quinceanera, sweet 16, wedding or whatever the event, you have come to the right people.

Daniela Ramirez and Jhonatan Parco are both professional dancers in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Daniela has been dancing since she was 6 years old. She’s been choreographing quinceaneras in the East Bay since April 2012. Currently she is a hip hop instructor at Uforia Studios in San Francisco. She also dances for Island Touch Academy in San Francisco.

Jhonatan Parco is a Latin Dancer, he started dancing salsa but found a passion in bachata. In 2014 he joined Inessence Dance Company and quickly was moved up to the more advanced team. He is now

a bachata instructor under Inessence in Oakland with his dance partner Sandy Akbal. In March 2015 he won Inessence’s 1^st Bachata Competition with Adriana Garcia.

Daniela and Jhonatan met social dancing bachata in the bay area. They decided to team up as dance partners in the summer of 2015. In October 2015 they entered the Inessence’s 2^nd Bachata Competition and won in November, making Jhonatan the undefeated champion.

They also provide photography, slideshows, videography and DJ.

Prices Range based on amount of people. They are very flexible so a payment plan can be made to fit your budget/​circumstances.

Above all it’s about making the client happy!

History

Established in 2015.

Daniela began teaching quinceaneras from high school and continuing college in Oakland/​East Bay.

Jhonatan Is a latin dancer since 2014, he found his passion in the bachata scene. Currently he teach in Oakland/​East bay.

They decided collaborate working together making special day more magical then it will already be.

Meet the Business Owner

Miguel Jhonatan P.

Business Owner

My life changed completely since I started dancing in the salsa and bachata scene.

When I started dancing salsa I took classes in a Dance studio located in San Rafael, CA. I joined a salsa team to improve my salsa technique.

After 6 months of intense salsa training I decided explore new places for dancing and that is how I found bachata as an unconditional passion of bachata.

I took bachata classes in Oakland and San Francisco, but there was a bachata company that attracted me for their technique and passion of dancing; InEssence Dance Co.

Currently I’m teaching and also performing for InEssence Dance Co.

As a dancer my goal is to transmit my passion to others and make people forget about everything while they are dancing. Dancing is more than just moving your body, it’s a wonderful way to enjoy life in 2 or 3 minutes.