Elsa Montenegro has an extensive artistic career in the research of dance in all areas, both artistic and therapeutic, her multifaceted facet has led her to carry out the most diverse projects, such as investigating contemporary concepts with new technologies, video dance and video art, and research projects and creation of shows with people with disabilities. She has collaborated with foreign artists and sculptors in various countries such as Indonesia and Brazil.

In 2010 she began to make her first videos, within the genre Video Dance, creating projects that have been awarded and valued both nationally and internationally. 

Leticia Muñoz has a degree in Fine Arts and she is a teacher at the Escuela Superior de Diseño de Palma, where she currently lives and works.

A multidisciplinary artist, she has studied in different schools in France and Mexico, acquiring in her work a wide range of techniques and plastic languages (sculpture, photography, video), and body languages (contemporary dance, theatre and performance). She has participated in different international festivals, art fairs; she has performed in public institutions and museums in Mallorca.

Her work focuses on the representation of stereotypes, symbology, the use of iconic images and products, play, and the social role of women, as a way of highlighting and out of context this type of social behavior generated by consumer society.