Juliana

I was born in Bogotá, Colombia.

From a very young age, I loved playing to be a  teacher and always had a very alive creative side.

When I was 8 years old, I went to the circus and thought to myself, “I want to do something like that when I grow up.”

In school, I began doing theater, and that’s where my passion for the performing arts began. I decided to study professionally as an actress and discovered that my favorite classes were those of body expression. This connection with movement led me to explore new paths such as acroyoga and different forms of dance.

My curious spirit and love of learning later inspired me to reconnect with my Colombian roots and their rhythms, where I discovered an endless source of energy and inspiration.

With all this experience, I couldn’t just stand still — I decided to create and give life to Haragati.
The desire to share and transmit well-being through art and body movement continues to inspire me to research, explore, and enrich each of my classes.

I feel that this path has no end — and I wouldn’t want it to — because there will always be something new to learn, create, and share, guided by the inspiration that each moment of my life brings.