Yessika Arcady Nieves
Yessika Arcady Nieves is a professional dancer from Cuba, currently based in Dubai. Born on January 15, 1997, she began her artistic journey at a young age, studying dance at the Canarian Association of Cuba, the Tony Menéndez Dance Workshop School, and later at the National School of Art, where she specialized in contemporary, modern, folkloric, hip hop, and Latin dance. Her performance style reflects a powerful blend of technique, musicality, and expression, with strong foundations in ballet, commercial, and Latin genres such as salsa, samba, and tango. In Dubai, Yessika has performed in a wide range of productions — from private musical events and dinner shows to concerts, government activations, and high-profile hotel performances. Her art is her language; through dance, she connects with audiences of all ages, expressing emotion, elegance, and strength with every movement.
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