Lisa Solar "Dance from within, inspire me from your heart" is her motive in dance.

Solar began dancing in The Tahitians, a touring entertainment musical and dance company created and produced by her parents in the 70s, 80s and 90s. Her roots come from the fusion of Polynesian dance, culture and surf rock music.
Starting her professional training in dance, she experienced different paths by studying Jazz, Ballet, Hip Hop, Afro-Cuban, Latin styles, and Flamenco.
In 2003, she decided to pursue her passion, and applied to UCLA's department of World Arts and Cultures. Solar is not only a recent UCLA graduate in dance but also a remarkable young eclectic dancer and choreographer. Plaza de la Raza is home to her teaching and growth as an educator and artist.

Her career continues to flourish and most recently she just completed an engagement with the San Diego Opera as the principal dancer in Don Quixote.

Lisa currently resides in the entertainment capital, Los Angeles.  Visit www.lisasolar.com to follow her moves.