Russian-Tatar choreographer bringing Slavic discipline and feminine artistry into the world of heels dance. Dilya's dance journey began with a strong foundation in ballroom, and after leaving ballroom she joined the main cast of the Kazan TODES Show Ballet.

Dilya's dance journey began in her homeland, where she spent more than 20 years developing as a versatile dancer across ballroom, street styles, contemporary movement, and performance-based choreography. She began teaching at 19 years old, first in fitness studios and later through her own commercial classes, eventually focusing on heels.

Amor Dance isn't just about learning choreography-it's about discovering your power through movement. Dilya believes that heels dance is a celebration of feminine strength, confidence, and self-expression.