Ross
Todorovic began dancing and training
at an early age. His passion for dance
broke through during his high school years
while training in Martial Arts. He began
teaching and training at local studios
in his home town of London Ontario. Throughout
his career as a Dancer/Entertainer, he
gained most of his experience working
on cruise ships in the Suncruises fleet,
the Sunbird, Sundream and Carousel. While
on board he taught and performed Ballroom
and Latin dances, which included Salsa
and Argentine Tango. Ross has trained
and performed as a dancer all over the
world (Canada, U.S.A., Chile, Spain and
Argentina) with many different professionals
to improve his dance expertise. In 2001
Ross begain studying Argentine Tango in
Toronto Canada and continued his training
2002-2003 while living in Seville Spain
where not only studied Argentine Tango
but Flamenco. After returning to London
Ontario, Ross founded EL STUDIO TANGO,
a studio devoted to teaching the forms
of Argentine Tango, Salsa, Ballroom and
Flamenco. As well as being the founder
of El Studio Tango he had also taught
Salsa and Tango at All That Jazz Dance
Studio in Chatham Ontario.
He
was recently cast as one of the competitive
dancers in “Take the Lead” starring
Antonio Banderas which was mostly filmed
in Toronto. Ross has now moved to San
Diego, California where he continues his
dancing career teaching and performing
with Camille Yannantuono and the
Positive Energy Salsa Team.
Camille Yannantuono started training
in gymnastic when she was 9 years old,
competing for the Girls Club in Santa
Barbara Ca. It wasn't until her last year
in high school when she joined a Lindy
Hop team, called the Swing Kids. After
graduating high school she spent 1 year
as a college cheerleader and than headed
out to join the Marine Corps, it wasn't
until her last year in the Marines in
2001 that Camille was introduced to Salsa.
Her first night out dancing at the La
Jolla Marriot in San Diego, Camille meet
her partner Michael Saltus, the very next
day they decided to start practicing.
After 3 months they entered their first
amateur competition and won 1st place.
Camille and Michael premiered in the show
"Soul Train", dancing Salsa
to hip hop. After 4 years of dancing together,
they started their team "Positive
Energy" in Jan of 2005. They decided
to make it a dance company to allow for
their love of fusion dancing- Currently
they have a Salsa/Argentine Tango, Salsa/Waltz
and currently they are working on a Salsa/West
Coast swing routine.
