
About Us
UNLEASH YOUR PASSION FOR DANCE
Mass Mambo Kids began in 2018 as a free community-based dance program serving youth of all ages across various cities in Massachusetts, originally based in Framingham. From the start, our mission has been to introduce young dancers to the richness of Latin culture through a unique and engaging dance program centered around rhythm, performance, and cultural pride.
Our program combines high-quality dance training with opportunities to travel, perform, and learn a variety of styles—all with a strong emphasis on Latin dance forms and heritage. As our reach grew, attracting students from Boston, Worcester, Springfield, and beyond, it became clear that a central location was needed to better serve our expanding community.
In late 2019, we relocated to Worcester, MA, and by early 2020 we were excited to relaunch our program with a renewed vision. Though the COVID-19 pandemic temporarily paused our in-person instruction, we remained committed to our dancers by offering virtual training sessions during the shutdown. After a challenging period of closures and transitions, we officially relaunched in late 2022 with fresh goals, new programming, and a focus on rebuilding stronger than ever.
We are now proud to operate out of our own dedicated studio space in Worcester, MA, and are accepting youth participants on an ongoing basis. With an expanded vision and a passionate team, Mass Mambo Kids continues to celebrate Latin culture and dance while inspiring the next generation of young performers.
Discover a space where you can immerse yourself in the art of dance. Let us be part of your story, as you explore the magic of movement and music.
MEET OUR INSTRUCTORS
Our team of instructors are passionate about sharing the joy of dance with our students. Each instructor brings a unique style and expertise, creating a diverse and dynamic learning experience. We are committed to nurturing talent, building confidence, and fostering creativity in every dancer who walks through our doors.

Indraniz Torres is a passionate dancer, instructor, and leader with more than 20 years of dance experience. Her journey began at a young age, including training and performing as a youth dancer with Ritmos Dance Company in Worcester. Throughout her career, she has trained extensively in a variety of Latin dance styles, including Salsa, Bachata, Merengue, and Folklórico.
As her passion and experience grew, Indraniz continued expanding her knowledge through extensive workshops and training, particularly in folkloric dance. She has performed throughout the East Coast and has also had opportunities to share her talent internationally. Today, she continues to train and perform with Querencia Dance Company, one of Boston’s premier Latin dance companies.
Indraniz discovered her passion for teaching and working with young dancers early in her career, which ultimately led her to co-found Mass Mambo Kids. Today, she serves as the company’s Artistic Director, playing a vital role in shaping its vision, training, and artistic direction while working closely with the youth in every aspect of the program.
Her dedication, creativity, and commitment to the next generation of dancers have been at the heart of Mass Mambo Kids from the very beginning. Simply put, without Indraniz, there would be no Mass Mambo Kids.

Juan Lopez began his dance journey at the age of 23 and quickly discovered that his greatest passion was not only dancing, but teaching and helping others grow through movement. With a double bachelor’s degree in Business and Psychology, Juan began teaching Salsa, Bachata, and other Latin dance styles just two years after he started dancing.
For over 10 years, Juan has taught youth and adults throughout New England and the East Coast through classes, workshops, and community programs. In 2018, he founded Boston Mambo Movement, now known as United Mambo Collective, while also co-founding Mass Mambo Kids alongside Indraniz Torres.
With a professional background in mentoring, tutoring, youth development, sports, and dance, Juan is passionate about creating spaces where young people can build confidence, grow as individuals, and experience the joy and power of movement. Today, he continues to lead Mass Mambo Kids in Worcester while sharing his love for dance and its cultural roots with the next generation.

Indraniz Torres is a passionate dancer, instructor, and leader with more than 20 years of dance experience. Her journey began at a young age, including training and performing as a youth dancer with Ritmos Dance Company in Worcester. Throughout her career, she has trained extensively in a variety of Latin dance styles, including Salsa, Bachata, Merengue, and Folklórico.
As her passion and experience grew, Indraniz continued expanding her knowledge through extensive workshops and training, particularly in folkloric dance. She has performed throughout the East Coast and has also had opportunities to share her talent internationally. Today, she continues to train and perform with Querencia Dance Company, one of Boston’s premier Latin dance companies.
Indraniz discovered her passion for teaching and working with young dancers early in her career, which ultimately led her to co-found Mass Mambo Kids. Today, she serves as the company’s Artistic Director, playing a vital role in shaping its vision, training, and artistic direction while working closely with the youth in every aspect of the program.
Her dedication, creativity, and commitment to the next generation of dancers have been at the heart of Mass Mambo Kids from the very beginning. Simply put, without Indraniz, there would be no Mass Mambo Kids.

Juan Lopez began his dance journey at the age of 23 and quickly discovered that his greatest passion was not only dancing, but teaching and helping others grow through movement. With a double bachelor’s degree in Business and Psychology, Juan began teaching Salsa, Bachata, and other Latin dance styles just two years after he started dancing.
For over 10 years, Juan has taught youth and adults throughout New England and the East Coast through classes, workshops, and community programs. In 2018, he founded Boston Mambo Movement, now known as United Mambo Collective, while also co-founding Mass Mambo Kids alongside Indraniz Torres.
With a professional background in mentoring, tutoring, youth development, sports, and dance, Juan is passionate about creating spaces where young people can build confidence, grow as individuals, and experience the joy and power of movement. Today, he continues to lead Mass Mambo Kids in Worcester while sharing his love for dance and its cultural roots with the next generation.

Indraniz Torres is a passionate dancer, instructor, and leader with more than 20 years of dance experience. Her journey began at a young age, including training and performing as a youth dancer with Ritmos Dance Company in Worcester. Throughout her career, she has trained extensively in a variety of Latin dance styles, including Salsa, Bachata, Merengue, and Folklórico.
As her passion and experience grew, Indraniz continued expanding her knowledge through extensive workshops and training, particularly in folkloric dance. She has performed throughout the East Coast and has also had opportunities to share her talent internationally. Today, she continues to train and perform with Querencia Dance Company, one of Boston’s premier Latin dance companies.
Indraniz discovered her passion for teaching and working with young dancers early in her career, which ultimately led her to co-found Mass Mambo Kids. Today, she serves as the company’s Artistic Director, playing a vital role in shaping its vision, training, and artistic direction while working closely with the youth in every aspect of the program.
Her dedication, creativity, and commitment to the next generation of dancers have been at the heart of Mass Mambo Kids from the very beginning. Simply put, without Indraniz, there would be no Mass Mambo Kids.

Juan Lopez began his dance journey at the age of 23 and quickly discovered that his greatest passion was not only dancing, but teaching and helping others grow through movement. With a double bachelor’s degree in Business and Psychology, Juan began teaching Salsa, Bachata, and other Latin dance styles just two years after he started dancing.
For over 10 years, Juan has taught youth and adults throughout New England and the East Coast through classes, workshops, and community programs. In 2018, he founded Boston Mambo Movement, now known as United Mambo Collective, while also co-founding Mass Mambo Kids alongside Indraniz Torres.
With a professional background in mentoring, tutoring, youth development, sports, and dance, Juan is passionate about creating spaces where young people can build confidence, grow as individuals, and experience the joy and power of movement. Today, he continues to lead Mass Mambo Kids in Worcester while sharing his love for dance and its cultural roots with the next generation.

Indraniz Torres is a passionate dancer, instructor, and leader with more than 20 years of dance experience. Her journey began at a young age, including training and performing as a youth dancer with Ritmos Dance Company in Worcester. Throughout her career, she has trained extensively in a variety of Latin dance styles, including Salsa, Bachata, Merengue, and Folklórico.
As her passion and experience grew, Indraniz continued expanding her knowledge through extensive workshops and training, particularly in folkloric dance. She has performed throughout the East Coast and has also had opportunities to share her talent internationally. Today, she continues to train and perform with Querencia Dance Company, one of Boston’s premier Latin dance companies.
Indraniz discovered her passion for teaching and working with young dancers early in her career, which ultimately led her to co-found Mass Mambo Kids. Today, she serves as the company’s Artistic Director, playing a vital role in shaping its vision, training, and artistic direction while working closely with the youth in every aspect of the program.
Her dedication, creativity, and commitment to the next generation of dancers have been at the heart of Mass Mambo Kids from the very beginning. Simply put, without Indraniz, there would be no Mass Mambo Kids.

Juan Lopez began his dance journey at the age of 23 and quickly discovered that his greatest passion was not only dancing, but teaching and helping others grow through movement. With a double bachelor’s degree in Business and Psychology, Juan began teaching Salsa, Bachata, and other Latin dance styles just two years after he started dancing.
For over 10 years, Juan has taught youth and adults throughout New England and the East Coast through classes, workshops, and community programs. In 2018, he founded Boston Mambo Movement, now known as United Mambo Collective, while also co-founding Mass Mambo Kids alongside Indraniz Torres.
With a professional background in mentoring, tutoring, youth development, sports, and dance, Juan is passionate about creating spaces where young people can build confidence, grow as individuals, and experience the joy and power of movement. Today, he continues to lead Mass Mambo Kids in Worcester while sharing his love for dance and its cultural roots with the next generation.

Indraniz Torres is a passionate dancer, instructor, and leader with more than 20 years of dance experience. Her journey began at a young age, including training and performing as a youth dancer with Ritmos Dance Company in Worcester. Throughout her career, she has trained extensively in a variety of Latin dance styles, including Salsa, Bachata, Merengue, and Folklórico.
As her passion and experience grew, Indraniz continued expanding her knowledge through extensive workshops and training, particularly in folkloric dance. She has performed throughout the East Coast and has also had opportunities to share her talent internationally. Today, she continues to train and perform with Querencia Dance Company, one of Boston’s premier Latin dance companies.
Indraniz discovered her passion for teaching and working with young dancers early in her career, which ultimately led her to co-found Mass Mambo Kids. Today, she serves as the company’s Artistic Director, playing a vital role in shaping its vision, training, and artistic direction while working closely with the youth in every aspect of the program.
Her dedication, creativity, and commitment to the next generation of dancers have been at the heart of Mass Mambo Kids from the very beginning. Simply put, without Indraniz, there would be no Mass Mambo Kids.

Juan Lopez began his dance journey at the age of 23 and quickly discovered that his greatest passion was not only dancing, but teaching and helping others grow through movement. With a double bachelor’s degree in Business and Psychology, Juan began teaching Salsa, Bachata, and other Latin dance styles just two years after he started dancing.
For over 10 years, Juan has taught youth and adults throughout New England and the East Coast through classes, workshops, and community programs. In 2018, he founded Boston Mambo Movement, now known as United Mambo Collective, while also co-founding Mass Mambo Kids alongside Indraniz Torres.
With a professional background in mentoring, tutoring, youth development, sports, and dance, Juan is passionate about creating spaces where young people can build confidence, grow as individuals, and experience the joy and power of movement. Today, he continues to lead Mass Mambo Kids in Worcester while sharing his love for dance and its cultural roots with the next generation.

Indraniz Torres is a passionate dancer, instructor, and leader with more than 20 years of dance experience. Her journey began at a young age, including training and performing as a youth dancer with Ritmos Dance Company in Worcester. Throughout her career, she has trained extensively in a variety of Latin dance styles, including Salsa, Bachata, Merengue, and Folklórico.
As her passion and experience grew, Indraniz continued expanding her knowledge through extensive workshops and training, particularly in folkloric dance. She has performed throughout the East Coast and has also had opportunities to share her talent internationally. Today, she continues to train and perform with Querencia Dance Company, one of Boston’s premier Latin dance companies.
Indraniz discovered her passion for teaching and working with young dancers early in her career, which ultimately led her to co-found Mass Mambo Kids. Today, she serves as the company’s Artistic Director, playing a vital role in shaping its vision, training, and artistic direction while working closely with the youth in every aspect of the program.
Her dedication, creativity, and commitment to the next generation of dancers have been at the heart of Mass Mambo Kids from the very beginning. Simply put, without Indraniz, there would be no Mass Mambo Kids.

Juan Lopez began his dance journey at the age of 23 and quickly discovered that his greatest passion was not only dancing, but teaching and helping others grow through movement. With a double bachelor’s degree in Business and Psychology, Juan began teaching Salsa, Bachata, and other Latin dance styles just two years after he started dancing.
For over 10 years, Juan has taught youth and adults throughout New England and the East Coast through classes, workshops, and community programs. In 2018, he founded Boston Mambo Movement, now known as United Mambo Collective, while also co-founding Mass Mambo Kids alongside Indraniz Torres.
With a professional background in mentoring, tutoring, youth development, sports, and dance, Juan is passionate about creating spaces where young people can build confidence, grow as individuals, and experience the joy and power of movement. Today, he continues to lead Mass Mambo Kids in Worcester while sharing his love for dance and its cultural roots with the next generation.

Indraniz Torres is a passionate dancer, instructor, and leader with more than 20 years of dance experience. Her journey began at a young age, including training and performing as a youth dancer with Ritmos Dance Company in Worcester. Throughout her career, she has trained extensively in a variety of Latin dance styles, including Salsa, Bachata, Merengue, and Folklórico.
As her passion and experience grew, Indraniz continued expanding her knowledge through extensive workshops and training, particularly in folkloric dance. She has performed throughout the East Coast and has also had opportunities to share her talent internationally. Today, she continues to train and perform with Querencia Dance Company, one of Boston’s premier Latin dance companies.
Indraniz discovered her passion for teaching and working with young dancers early in her career, which ultimately led her to co-found Mass Mambo Kids. Today, she serves as the company’s Artistic Director, playing a vital role in shaping its vision, training, and artistic direction while working closely with the youth in every aspect of the program.
Her dedication, creativity, and commitment to the next generation of dancers have been at the heart of Mass Mambo Kids from the very beginning. Simply put, without Indraniz, there would be no Mass Mambo Kids.

Juan Lopez began his dance journey at the age of 23 and quickly discovered that his greatest passion was not only dancing, but teaching and helping others grow through movement. With a double bachelor’s degree in Business and Psychology, Juan began teaching Salsa, Bachata, and other Latin dance styles just two years after he started dancing.
For over 10 years, Juan has taught youth and adults throughout New England and the East Coast through classes, workshops, and community programs. In 2018, he founded Boston Mambo Movement, now known as United Mambo Collective, while also co-founding Mass Mambo Kids alongside Indraniz Torres.
With a professional background in mentoring, tutoring, youth development, sports, and dance, Juan is passionate about creating spaces where young people can build confidence, grow as individuals, and experience the joy and power of movement. Today, he continues to lead Mass Mambo Kids in Worcester while sharing his love for dance and its cultural roots with the next generation.

Indraniz Torres is a passionate dancer, instructor, and leader with more than 20 years of dance experience. Her journey began at a young age, including training and performing as a youth dancer with Ritmos Dance Company in Worcester. Throughout her career, she has trained extensively in a variety of Latin dance styles, including Salsa, Bachata, Merengue, and Folklórico.
As her passion and experience grew, Indraniz continued expanding her knowledge through extensive workshops and training, particularly in folkloric dance. She has performed throughout the East Coast and has also had opportunities to share her talent internationally. Today, she continues to train and perform with Querencia Dance Company, one of Boston’s premier Latin dance companies.
Indraniz discovered her passion for teaching and working with young dancers early in her career, which ultimately led her to co-found Mass Mambo Kids. Today, she serves as the company’s Artistic Director, playing a vital role in shaping its vision, training, and artistic direction while working closely with the youth in every aspect of the program.
Her dedication, creativity, and commitment to the next generation of dancers have been at the heart of Mass Mambo Kids from the very beginning. Simply put, without Indraniz, there would be no Mass Mambo Kids.

Juan Lopez began his dance journey at the age of 23 and quickly discovered that his greatest passion was not only dancing, but teaching and helping others grow through movement. With a double bachelor’s degree in Business and Psychology, Juan began teaching Salsa, Bachata, and other Latin dance styles just two years after he started dancing.
For over 10 years, Juan has taught youth and adults throughout New England and the East Coast through classes, workshops, and community programs. In 2018, he founded Boston Mambo Movement, now known as United Mambo Collective, while also co-founding Mass Mambo Kids alongside Indraniz Torres.
With a professional background in mentoring, tutoring, youth development, sports, and dance, Juan is passionate about creating spaces where young people can build confidence, grow as individuals, and experience the joy and power of movement. Today, he continues to lead Mass Mambo Kids in Worcester while sharing his love for dance and its cultural roots with the next generation.

Indraniz Torres is a passionate dancer, instructor, and leader with more than 20 years of dance experience. Her journey began at a young age, including training and performing as a youth dancer with Ritmos Dance Company in Worcester. Throughout her career, she has trained extensively in a variety of Latin dance styles, including Salsa, Bachata, Merengue, and Folklórico.
As her passion and experience grew, Indraniz continued expanding her knowledge through extensive workshops and training, particularly in folkloric dance. She has performed throughout the East Coast and has also had opportunities to share her talent internationally. Today, she continues to train and perform with Querencia Dance Company, one of Boston’s premier Latin dance companies.
Indraniz discovered her passion for teaching and working with young dancers early in her career, which ultimately led her to co-found Mass Mambo Kids. Today, she serves as the company’s Artistic Director, playing a vital role in shaping its vision, training, and artistic direction while working closely with the youth in every aspect of the program.
Her dedication, creativity, and commitment to the next generation of dancers have been at the heart of Mass Mambo Kids from the very beginning. Simply put, without Indraniz, there would be no Mass Mambo Kids.

Juan Lopez began his dance journey at the age of 23 and quickly discovered that his greatest passion was not only dancing, but teaching and helping others grow through movement. With a double bachelor’s degree in Business and Psychology, Juan began teaching Salsa, Bachata, and other Latin dance styles just two years after he started dancing.
For over 10 years, Juan has taught youth and adults throughout New England and the East Coast through classes, workshops, and community programs. In 2018, he founded Boston Mambo Movement, now known as United Mambo Collective, while also co-founding Mass Mambo Kids alongside Indraniz Torres.
With a professional background in mentoring, tutoring, youth development, sports, and dance, Juan is passionate about creating spaces where young people can build confidence, grow as individuals, and experience the joy and power of movement. Today, he continues to lead Mass Mambo Kids in Worcester while sharing his love for dance and its cultural roots with the next generation.

Indraniz Torres is a passionate dancer, instructor, and leader with more than 20 years of dance experience. Her journey began at a young age, including training and performing as a youth dancer with Ritmos Dance Company in Worcester. Throughout her career, she has trained extensively in a variety of Latin dance styles, including Salsa, Bachata, Merengue, and Folklórico.
As her passion and experience grew, Indraniz continued expanding her knowledge through extensive workshops and training, particularly in folkloric dance. She has performed throughout the East Coast and has also had opportunities to share her talent internationally. Today, she continues to train and perform with Querencia Dance Company, one of Boston’s premier Latin dance companies.
Indraniz discovered her passion for teaching and working with young dancers early in her career, which ultimately led her to co-found Mass Mambo Kids. Today, she serves as the company’s Artistic Director, playing a vital role in shaping its vision, training, and artistic direction while working closely with the youth in every aspect of the program.
Her dedication, creativity, and commitment to the next generation of dancers have been at the heart of Mass Mambo Kids from the very beginning. Simply put, without Indraniz, there would be no Mass Mambo Kids.

Juan Lopez began his dance journey at the age of 23 and quickly discovered that his greatest passion was not only dancing, but teaching and helping others grow through movement. With a double bachelor’s degree in Business and Psychology, Juan began teaching Salsa, Bachata, and other Latin dance styles just two years after he started dancing.
For over 10 years, Juan has taught youth and adults throughout New England and the East Coast through classes, workshops, and community programs. In 2018, he founded Boston Mambo Movement, now known as United Mambo Collective, while also co-founding Mass Mambo Kids alongside Indraniz Torres.
With a professional background in mentoring, tutoring, youth development, sports, and dance, Juan is passionate about creating spaces where young people can build confidence, grow as individuals, and experience the joy and power of movement. Today, he continues to lead Mass Mambo Kids in Worcester while sharing his love for dance and its cultural roots with the next generation.

Indraniz Torres is a passionate dancer, instructor, and leader with more than 20 years of dance experience. Her journey began at a young age, including training and performing as a youth dancer with Ritmos Dance Company in Worcester. Throughout her career, she has trained extensively in a variety of Latin dance styles, including Salsa, Bachata, Merengue, and Folklórico.
As her passion and experience grew, Indraniz continued expanding her knowledge through extensive workshops and training, particularly in folkloric dance. She has performed throughout the East Coast and has also had opportunities to share her talent internationally. Today, she continues to train and perform with Querencia Dance Company, one of Boston’s premier Latin dance companies.
Indraniz discovered her passion for teaching and working with young dancers early in her career, which ultimately led her to co-found Mass Mambo Kids. Today, she serves as the company’s Artistic Director, playing a vital role in shaping its vision, training, and artistic direction while working closely with the youth in every aspect of the program.
Her dedication, creativity, and commitment to the next generation of dancers have been at the heart of Mass Mambo Kids from the very beginning. Simply put, without Indraniz, there would be no Mass Mambo Kids.

Juan Lopez began his dance journey at the age of 23 and quickly discovered that his greatest passion was not only dancing, but teaching and helping others grow through movement. With a double bachelor’s degree in Business and Psychology, Juan began teaching Salsa, Bachata, and other Latin dance styles just two years after he started dancing.
For over 10 years, Juan has taught youth and adults throughout New England and the East Coast through classes, workshops, and community programs. In 2018, he founded Boston Mambo Movement, now known as United Mambo Collective, while also co-founding Mass Mambo Kids alongside Indraniz Torres.
With a professional background in mentoring, tutoring, youth development, sports, and dance, Juan is passionate about creating spaces where young people can build confidence, grow as individuals, and experience the joy and power of movement. Today, he continues to lead Mass Mambo Kids in Worcester while sharing his love for dance and its cultural roots with the next generation.

Indraniz Torres is a passionate dancer, instructor, and leader with more than 20 years of dance experience. Her journey began at a young age, including training and performing as a youth dancer with Ritmos Dance Company in Worcester. Throughout her career, she has trained extensively in a variety of Latin dance styles, including Salsa, Bachata, Merengue, and Folklórico.
As her passion and experience grew, Indraniz continued expanding her knowledge through extensive workshops and training, particularly in folkloric dance. She has performed throughout the East Coast and has also had opportunities to share her talent internationally. Today, she continues to train and perform with Querencia Dance Company, one of Boston’s premier Latin dance companies.
Indraniz discovered her passion for teaching and working with young dancers early in her career, which ultimately led her to co-found Mass Mambo Kids. Today, she serves as the company’s Artistic Director, playing a vital role in shaping its vision, training, and artistic direction while working closely with the youth in every aspect of the program.
Her dedication, creativity, and commitment to the next generation of dancers have been at the heart of Mass Mambo Kids from the very beginning. Simply put, without Indraniz, there would be no Mass Mambo Kids.

Juan Lopez began his dance journey at the age of 23 and quickly discovered that his greatest passion was not only dancing, but teaching and helping others grow through movement. With a double bachelor’s degree in Business and Psychology, Juan began teaching Salsa, Bachata, and other Latin dance styles just two years after he started dancing.
For over 10 years, Juan has taught youth and adults throughout New England and the East Coast through classes, workshops, and community programs. In 2018, he founded Boston Mambo Movement, now known as United Mambo Collective, while also co-founding Mass Mambo Kids alongside Indraniz Torres.
With a professional background in mentoring, tutoring, youth development, sports, and dance, Juan is passionate about creating spaces where young people can build confidence, grow as individuals, and experience the joy and power of movement. Today, he continues to lead Mass Mambo Kids in Worcester while sharing his love for dance and its cultural roots with the next generation.

Indraniz Torres is a passionate dancer, instructor, and leader with more than 20 years of dance experience. Her journey began at a young age, including training and performing as a youth dancer with Ritmos Dance Company in Worcester. Throughout her career, she has trained extensively in a variety of Latin dance styles, including Salsa, Bachata, Merengue, and Folklórico.
As her passion and experience grew, Indraniz continued expanding her knowledge through extensive workshops and training, particularly in folkloric dance. She has performed throughout the East Coast and has also had opportunities to share her talent internationally. Today, she continues to train and perform with Querencia Dance Company, one of Boston’s premier Latin dance companies.
Indraniz discovered her passion for teaching and working with young dancers early in her career, which ultimately led her to co-found Mass Mambo Kids. Today, she serves as the company’s Artistic Director, playing a vital role in shaping its vision, training, and artistic direction while working closely with the youth in every aspect of the program.
Her dedication, creativity, and commitment to the next generation of dancers have been at the heart of Mass Mambo Kids from the very beginning. Simply put, without Indraniz, there would be no Mass Mambo Kids.

Juan Lopez began his dance journey at the age of 23 and quickly discovered that his greatest passion was not only dancing, but teaching and helping others grow through movement. With a double bachelor’s degree in Business and Psychology, Juan began teaching Salsa, Bachata, and other Latin dance styles just two years after he started dancing.
For over 10 years, Juan has taught youth and adults throughout New England and the East Coast through classes, workshops, and community programs. In 2018, he founded Boston Mambo Movement, now known as United Mambo Collective, while also co-founding Mass Mambo Kids alongside Indraniz Torres.
With a professional background in mentoring, tutoring, youth development, sports, and dance, Juan is passionate about creating spaces where young people can build confidence, grow as individuals, and experience the joy and power of movement. Today, he continues to lead Mass Mambo Kids in Worcester while sharing his love for dance and its cultural roots with the next generation.

Indraniz Torres is a passionate dancer, instructor, and leader with more than 20 years of dance experience. Her journey began at a young age, including training and performing as a youth dancer with Ritmos Dance Company in Worcester. Throughout her career, she has trained extensively in a variety of Latin dance styles, including Salsa, Bachata, Merengue, and Folklórico.
As her passion and experience grew, Indraniz continued expanding her knowledge through extensive workshops and training, particularly in folkloric dance. She has performed throughout the East Coast and has also had opportunities to share her talent internationally. Today, she continues to train and perform with Querencia Dance Company, one of Boston’s premier Latin dance companies.
Indraniz discovered her passion for teaching and working with young dancers early in her career, which ultimately led her to co-found Mass Mambo Kids. Today, she serves as the company’s Artistic Director, playing a vital role in shaping its vision, training, and artistic direction while working closely with the youth in every aspect of the program.
Her dedication, creativity, and commitment to the next generation of dancers have been at the heart of Mass Mambo Kids from the very beginning. Simply put, without Indraniz, there would be no Mass Mambo Kids.

Juan Lopez began his dance journey at the age of 23 and quickly discovered that his greatest passion was not only dancing, but teaching and helping others grow through movement. With a double bachelor’s degree in Business and Psychology, Juan began teaching Salsa, Bachata, and other Latin dance styles just two years after he started dancing.
For over 10 years, Juan has taught youth and adults throughout New England and the East Coast through classes, workshops, and community programs. In 2018, he founded Boston Mambo Movement, now known as United Mambo Collective, while also co-founding Mass Mambo Kids alongside Indraniz Torres.
With a professional background in mentoring, tutoring, youth development, sports, and dance, Juan is passionate about creating spaces where young people can build confidence, grow as individuals, and experience the joy and power of movement. Today, he continues to lead Mass Mambo Kids in Worcester while sharing his love for dance and its cultural roots with the next generation.

Indraniz Torres is a passionate dancer, instructor, and leader with more than 20 years of dance experience. Her journey began at a young age, including training and performing as a youth dancer with Ritmos Dance Company in Worcester. Throughout her career, she has trained extensively in a variety of Latin dance styles, including Salsa, Bachata, Merengue, and Folklórico.
As her passion and experience grew, Indraniz continued expanding her knowledge through extensive workshops and training, particularly in folkloric dance. She has performed throughout the East Coast and has also had opportunities to share her talent internationally. Today, she continues to train and perform with Querencia Dance Company, one of Boston’s premier Latin dance companies.
Indraniz discovered her passion for teaching and working with young dancers early in her career, which ultimately led her to co-found Mass Mambo Kids. Today, she serves as the company’s Artistic Director, playing a vital role in shaping its vision, training, and artistic direction while working closely with the youth in every aspect of the program.
Her dedication, creativity, and commitment to the next generation of dancers have been at the heart of Mass Mambo Kids from the very beginning. Simply put, without Indraniz, there would be no Mass Mambo Kids.

Juan Lopez began his dance journey at the age of 23 and quickly discovered that his greatest passion was not only dancing, but teaching and helping others grow through movement. With a double bachelor’s degree in Business and Psychology, Juan began teaching Salsa, Bachata, and other Latin dance styles just two years after he started dancing.
For over 10 years, Juan has taught youth and adults throughout New England and the East Coast through classes, workshops, and community programs. In 2018, he founded Boston Mambo Movement, now known as United Mambo Collective, while also co-founding Mass Mambo Kids alongside Indraniz Torres.
With a professional background in mentoring, tutoring, youth development, sports, and dance, Juan is passionate about creating spaces where young people can build confidence, grow as individuals, and experience the joy and power of movement. Today, he continues to lead Mass Mambo Kids in Worcester while sharing his love for dance and its cultural roots with the next generation.
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