Virtual Event Featuring Mauricio La Fuente - Mini Dance Class: Feel the Music + Podcast Recording
Join us Thurs Oct 1 for a fun and casual virtual event, highlighting Infinite Flow Dance Company Artist Mauricio La Fuente (He/Him).
Agenda:
Mini Dance Class led by Mauricio La Fuente. Choreo to "All That Jazz" (20-25 min)
Live Podcast Recording. Mauricio will be interviewed by Marisa Hamamoto, Founder, CEO, Artistic Director, Infinite Flow Dance (25-30 min)
Q&A with Mauricio and Marisa + Community Hangout (Rest of the Time)
No dance experience needed.
We welcome disabled and nondisabled movers of all levels and experiences.
Deadline to request access accommodations: Sept 29, 12pm PST.
Inquiries: Info@InfiniteFlowDance.org
Mauricio La Fuente (He/Him)
Company Artist
Infinite Flow Dance
Originally from Bolivia, Mauricio’s first encounter with the arts wasn’t by choice, he was required to join an arts program at his school in 2008. At first, he didn’t enjoy it, but over time, he grew to love dancing. At 18, he decided to pursue dance as a career and began training seriously. Soon after, Mauricio became a 3-time National Latin Ballroom Champion and a 2-time HHI Bolivia Champion. Since then, he hasn’t stopped striving to grow as a full-time artist. In 2020, with the support of his wife, Mauricio left Bolivia and moved to the United States. His first stop was Houston, TX, where he joined several dance and entertainment companies, including J&D Entertainment, Showtime Quinces, Folkoholic Dance Theater, Grooveup Entertainment, and Lockinkeez, as a performer and choreographer. He also collaborated with local artists such as Jon Glenn, JAYSN, and Cara. Outside of dance, Mauricio enjoys playing video games, traveling, spending time with his wife and dogs, and doing extreme sports. He joined Infinite Flow Dance in 2025, seeing it as an opportunity to further expand his artistry, experience, and knowledge.
Marisa Hamamoto (She/Her)
Founder, CEO, Artistic Director
Infinite Flow Dance
Marisa Hamamoto is the 1st professional dancer named People Magazine “Women Changing the World.” A leading authority on mental wellness, disability inclusion, Asian American experience, building a culture of belonging, and changemaking, Marisa is a LinkedIn Top Voice and has been featured on Good Morning America, NBC Today, and Forbes, among other media outlets. As a sought-after international speaker, performing artist, and creative director, Marisa has been a speaker at the United Nations, shared the stage with Tim Cook at Apple HQ, and her clients and partners include Google, Apple, Microsoft, Meta, Red Bull, Deloitte, adidas, PayPal, Farmers Insurance, Kaiser Permanente, among other forward-thinking brands. Marisa is a spinal stroke survivor, a late-diagnosed Autistic, a proud fourth-generation Japanese American. She is the founder of Infinite Flow Dance, an award-winning dance company and nonprofit that employs disabled and nondisabled dancers with diverse, intersectional identities, with a mission to advance disability inclusion, one dance at a time. Marisa is bilingual and bicultural. She completed her BA & MA from Keio University, Tokyo, and is an Honorary Member of the International Association for Dance Medicine and Science. Marisa is a two-time Easterseals Disability Film Challenge Finalist: 2025 (Killed It) and 2026 (Before I Die). She is dedicated to creating transformative experiences that expand how people see, feel, connect, and imagine what’s possible.