Valérie moved away from her family nest at the age of 13 to study for 7 years at the École Nationale de Cirque de Montréal. 

She went on to work with several major circus companies, such as Cirque du Soleil, Cirque Éloize and Palazzo. She worked for 5 years with Les 7 doigts de la main in their show "Traces" and "Queen of the night", which played in New York for 2 years. 

Her latest project as an acrobat was the creation of Cirque le Roux's new show "La nuit du cerf" which has toured the world for the past 3 years.

Eduardo chose the National Circus School to go beyond his limits and get out of his comfort zone. The school allowed him to develop his art on a technical level, but also to open up to the world and learn from different cultures. Eduardo graduated in 2022, he emphasises the friendships made along the way which are very dear to him.

From England in the UK, Kaisha D.W is a hand-to-hand base, acrobat, and aerialist, who just freshly graduated from the National Circus School of Montreal this year. Kaisha started out competing competitively in sports acrobatics as a flyer and a porter nationally and internationally for over 15 years, including 5 years of dance training, before she finally decided to continue her training in London in 2016. After graduating in 2019, Kaisha made the decision to study at the National Circus School in Montreal, to study her dream discipline, hand-to-hand, as well as training Dance Trapeze as her graduating discipline. Throughout her training, she has trained in many other disciplines such as acrobatic movement, contortion, banquine, and other aerials. Kaisha has worked for companies such as the British all-female circus company, Mimbre Acrobats, and Cirque Eloize. Kaisha enjoys traveling, singing, learning piano, and learning about different languages and cultures, hoping she picks up new hobbies along with her travels.

Marco Ingaramo was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina in 1988.

A sports enthusiastic since he was a kid and always looking for outdoors adventures.

After high school, at the age of 22, he discovered the circus school La Arena where he took his first acrobatics class. Since then he knew that nothing would give him as much joy as circus did.

In 2011 he auditioned for the circus formation from the University of San Martin directed by Gerardo Hochman, where he trained acrobatics, teeterboard, Trampowall, Chinese pole and cradle. He also started taking contemporary dance classes in different studios in Buenos Aires.

He worked in Argentina in different kind of shows, from musicals to traditional circus and in 2017 he got his first job outside Argentina with the Hungarian company Recirquel. After this in 2018 he started working in Mystere by Cirque du Soleil where he performed Chinese poles and Teeterboard. By the end of 2019 he auditioned for the 7 Fingers in Las Vegas and he was selected to be a part of the inaugural cast of Duel Reality, directed by Shana Carroll, onboard of Scarlet Lady by Virgin Voyages. After the pandemic he did Duel Reality again and then went to Germany to perform his Chinese Pole solo act with Cirque Bouffon directed by Frederic Zipperlin.

Besides being on stage, Marco also helped the 7 Fingers in two Duel reality remounts as a Line Director, teaching and coaching the new casts.

Nella has had a passion for the acrobatics ever since a she was just a kid. She grew up doing cartwheels and has been continuously hanging upside down for a couple decades now. In her career she has performed with a various bunch of shows, her favourites being the full lenght pieces, where you spend long time on stage and can form a connection with the audiences. She hopes circus brings them as much joy as it does to her.

Mandi Orozco grew up in Orlando, Florida. At the age of eight, she began gracing the stages of Disney World, which ignited a fascination with performing. Mandi appeared with Stevie Wonder in the opening of Animal Kingdom and did Disney's Christmas specials in 1997 & 1998 including a singing duet with Tim McGraw. Her formative training began in the dance studio under the instruction of choreographer Melissa Stokes. Over the next six years, Mandi competed in jazz, ballet, hip-hop and contemporary, achieving numerous team and individual awards. Mandi wowed audiences and judges alike with her candor, technique, and presence. 

In 2006, shortly before graduating high school, Mandi moved into circus to further expand her art. She showed an amazing aptitude for tissue and immediately began touring with New Vision Cirque. As Mandi traveled along the eastern seaboard and into the Caribbean, she performed at numerous galas and special events, including charities and private parties hosted by celebrities such as John Travolta and Jenny McCarthy. 

Her training led her to The National Circus School in Montreal, where  she graduated with specialties in aerial tissue, contortion, and duo trapeze. While still in school, Mandi was invited to participate in the 2010 Winter Olympic's opening ceremonies in Vancouver, British Columbia. Immediately following graduation, Mandi performed with Cirque du Soleil's "Dralion" as a principle character on a world tour, performing in a new city every week, for four years. She has collaborated with many of the other top companies of the industry including the 7 Fingers, Cirque Eloize, 45 Degrees, Palazzo, and GOP. 

The natural development of art and performance has led Mandi to pursue creative endeavours off stage, as well. Mandi has worked as an artistic consultant for both aspiring and established circus performers and has worked as choreographer and assistant director for Palazzo. She is inspired by the challenges presented by pushing both physical and mental limits. Mandi has also completed a degree in Psychology from the University of Phoenix, speaks three languages, and dabbles in the world of triathlons. 

Santiago Rivera Laugerud, born in Guatemala in 1997.  Multidisciplinary Artist and owner of his own Circus ¨Cie. Zirconium¨. Dedicated to the arts since an early age. Influenced by contemporary dance and physical theater. Specialized in juggling, he has got the chance to develop other disciplines such as hoop diving and Chinese pole.  Santiago is the first Central American to be accepted into Montreal’s National Circus School in Canada. Recognized as one of the best circus schools in the world.

Santiago was part of different art institutions in Guatemala which helped its international launch and recognition in the circus arts. Among them are the art ministry ¨En el arte producciones¨, Teatro Fantasia at IRTRA Petapa and the Batz circus school.

His work has been recognized by multiple organizations such as Guatecirko, Montreal Completement Cirque, TOHU, and Cirque Éloize

Representing Guatemala internationally in the circus field is overly complicated and due to the lack of support for art from the Guatemalan government, much of this artist's work came from private and personal funding and the ability to create beautiful things out of simple materials. The support of each being that has influenced or promoted the development of circus art in this artist has been of great help and much benefit.

Born in Quebec City, Méliejade was first exposed to the arts at the Quebec Circus School during a summer camp at the age of five. Growing up she practiced many different art forms such as gymnastics, singing and classical, contemporary and Irish dance. However, she decided to devote herself to circus because it allows her to utilize her diverse artistic background. Méliejade will be graduating from the Quebec Circus School in June of 2017. Her principal discipline is HulaHoop because it combines what she loves most: the rhythm of danse and the contortion of the body.