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As a child, I was very small so my doctor recommended I do some sort of physical activity to promote growth. I loved to swim, but it was very solitary and I wanted to do something more social with my friends
My first introduction to ballet was through a small school in Vigo. When I was 11, I won a competition and was awarded a scholarship
When I was 17, I was preparing to compete at the Prix de Lausanne. But just before, I broke my foot and couldn't participate. Even though it was difficult to realize this at the time, I was facing a pivotal moment in my life
I made a conscious decision to recommit myself to dance and pursue a professional career. It was a difficult decision to make, but the experience ultimately made me more focused.
"In order to realize my dream of becoming a professional, I had to rededicate myself to the art form and work more purposely than ever before." Dores Andre
Growing up, I had a videotape of Elizabeth Loscavio, a former San Francisco Ballet dancer, performing in Balanchine's Who Cares? at Lincoln Center. Seeing her really inspired me to dance boldly.
When it came time for me to audition for companies, naturally San Francisco Ballet was high on my list. I had some friends in the company, so I went to take class and got offered a job
One of the things I enjoy most , is being the studio to rehearse a role by myself and then later to perform it.
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