Meet
The Team
Brianna Fuentes
Owner/Tots/Jazz/Tap
Brianna fell in love with dance at the age of four and hasn’t stopped moving since. From her very first class, she knew the studio was where she belonged a place where hard work, creativity, and joy come together.
Over the years, she has trained in acro, ballet, pointe, jazz, tap, musical theatre, lyrical, hip hop, and contemporary, studying at respected studios such as Just Plain Dancin’, EDGE Performing Arts Center, The Ballet Studio, and Norris Performing Arts Center.
By the age of five, Brianna entered the competitive dance world, earning top awards and high overall scores both as a soloist and as part of nationally recognized teams. Beyond the trophies, these experiences shaped her values discipline, teamwork, and the confidence to perform with authenticity and heart.
Alongside her dance training, Brianna has also performed in and assisted with stage productions, where she discovered the power of storytelling and collaboration through performance. These experiences continue to influence her creative approach and the way she inspires her students to connect emotion with movement.
At just seventeen, Brianna transitioned from student to teacher, eager to share the inspiration and lessons that shaped her own journey. She quickly discovered that guiding dancers watching their skills grow, their confidence bloom, and their passion ignite was one of the most rewarding parts of her life.
Now, as the owner of Bloom Dance Movement, Brianna has created the kind of dance home she always dreamed of one filled with encouragement, creativity, and kindness. Her mission is simple: to help every dancer, from the tiniest tot to the most advanced performer, discover their unique spark and fall in love with the art of dance.
Tori Alforque
contemporary/acr0
Tori is a dedicated dance educator and choreographer with over eight years of experience specializing in acrobatics, contemporary, and modern dance. She currently teaches at Evolution Dance Center and Temecula Ballet, where she fosters technical excellence and artistic growth in her students.
Her choreography credits include A Christmas Carol and 9 to 5 with the Temecula Valley Players, as well as The Drowsy Chaperone at Norris Performing Arts Center. Throughout her career, she has also taught at Supreme Dance Center, Norris Performing Arts Center, and The Dancers Studio, sharing her expertise with dancers of all ages and skill levels.
Known for her professional rigor and creative vision, Tori Alforque is committed to inspiring dancers to reach their fullest potential both on and off the stage.
Celeste Morales "Cece"
Musical Theater/Tots
With over 10 years of experience teaching vocal and acting technique, and 7 years as a vocal director, Cece is passionate about guiding performers toward their most authentic and confident selves. Cece's background includes 7 years of competitive musical theatre, which has shaped her understanding of storytelling, technique, and the demands of the stage. Whether you're new to performing or refining your skills, she will strive to create a supportive space where you can build healthy vocal habits, connect emotionally with your material, and grow as both an artist and individual. Cece believes that when you understand your voice, you gain the confidence to use it-on stage and beyond.
Griselda Landin Reggaeton/Salsa
Dance has been a part of Griselda's life for as long as she can remember. She discovered her love for movement at a young age, starting with hip hop and later falling in love with salsa, reggaeton, and other Latin styles that let her connect deeply with music. What started as a hobby quickly grew into a lifelong passion that has shaped who she is for over 20 years.In high school, she was proud to serve as captain of the dance team, and in college, she joined a touring ensemble that gave her the chance to perform and grow as an artist. Along the way, she has choreographed for quinceañeras, weddings, and private lessons—moments that reminded her of how dance brings people together in celebration.She is also a mother of two beautiful kids, and for a few years she stepped away from the studio to focus on raising them and enjoying motherhood. Now that they’re older, she feels grateful to return to her passion and share it here at this incredible dance studio. Teaching salsa and reggaeton allows her to pass on not just steps and technique, but the joy, confidence, and energy that dance has always given her.
Alivia Frazier
Hip Hop
Alivia born and raised in Hemet, California, Alivia has been dancing since the age of 7. She began her formal training with Beatitudes Dance Company in 2017, where she discovered her passion for both performing and connecting through movement. During high school, Alivia was a dedicated member of the West Valley Dance Team and proudly served as captain her senior year, leading her team with enthusiasm and creativity. In addition to her dance team experience, Alivia was part of the dance ensemble in several musical theatre productions, including Guys and Dolls, Elf, and Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella. Her diverse background in performance and leadership continues to shape her teaching style today—encouraging her students to dance with confidence, expression, and joy.
Zayla Tower
Adult classes
Zayla brings a diverse movement background, with experience in dance, gymnastics, and Pilates. She has trained and performed on adult hip hop teams and previously coached dance and cheer for children through after-school programs. Zayla is passionate about teaching and creating a positive, encouraging environment where students feel confident, supported, and motivated to grow. Her classes are high-energy, fun, and thoughtfully structured to build both confidence and strong technique. She emphasizes musicality, foundational skills, and self-expression, helping dancers develop not only as performers but also as individuals. Outside of the studio, Zayla is a licensed esthetician and the owner of AestheticsbyZay. She is excited to bring her energy, experience, and love for movement and be part of each dancer’s journey.
Natalie Minjarez
Ballet/Hip Hop
Natalie has loved dance ever since she was little and danced for 9 years. Throughout her dance journey, she has had the opportunity to train in many different styles, including hip-hop, jazz, lyrical, contemporary, tap, and ballet. Dance has always been more than just an activity for her. It has been a way for her to express herself, be creative, challenge herself, and create memories that she will always carrywith her.
Over the years, she has also discovered how much she enjoys creating choreography and helping others learn and grow. In high school, she had opportunities to choreograph dances for small groups, and she has also assisted instructors in dance classes. Those experiences helped her realize that she would love to continue dancing while also being able to share her passion with younger dancers.
She is a very outgoing, positive, and encouraging person who loves being around others and creating an environment where everyone feels comfortable. As a teacher, she wants her students to feel like they can completely be themselves while they are in the studio. She wants to create a space where they can express themselves, build confidence, try new things, and grow at their own pace. She believes that every dancer has something special to bring to the room and wants to help students recognize and believe in their own abilities.
She is excited to continue growing as both a dancer and an instructor and to share the passion and joy that dance has given her. Her goal is not only to teach students dance technique, but also to encourage them, support them, and help them create a love for dance that they can carry with them for years to come.
Sierra Ryan
Ballet
Sierra’s dance journey began at just three years old when her parents enrolled her in classes. At seven, she discovered her passion for hip hop, which became the foundation of her training. By fifteen, she expanded her focus to ballet, jazz, contemporary, and hip hop, becoming a well-rounded and versatile dancer.
Throughout her training, Sierra has studied at respected studios including Beatitudes Dance Studio, Temecula Dance Company, Studio M Dance Collective, Playground LA, Offstage, and 4PM Dance. She has also had the opportunity to produce, direct, and choreograph a dance showcase for DP Christian School featuring more than 10 dances.
Sierra’s passion for teaching comes from the impact her own teachers had on her life. She strives to give her students that same encouragement while teaching discipline, perseverance, confidence, and a strong work ethic. She believes dance should develop not only technical skill and artistry, but also character and confidence. Above all, Sierra hopes to inspire the next generation of dancers to embrace hard work, celebrate their progress, and develop a lifelong love for dance
