TALIA TELLO
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TALIA TELLO
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  • September 2023
    Yogadance Teacher Training
    3 modules
    3 choreographies
    12 live group classes
    4 private sessions
    3 tutorials 
    6 warming ups
    Records of all classes access unlimited
  • Available
    Private sessions
    Online
    Personalized programs
    Yoga, yogadance and dance
  • September 2023
    Yogadance Teacher Training
    3 modules
    3 choreographies
    12 live group classes
    4 private sessions
    3 tutorials 
    6 warming ups
    Records of all classes access unlimited
  • Available
    Private sessions
    Online
    Personalized programs
    Yoga, yogadance and dance

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About me

My name is Talia Tello. I am 41. Born and raised in Mexico with Peruvian roots. At 17 years old took my first yoga class and never looked back and, since I can remember, love dance. Actually, one of my earliest memories is sitting attentively in a corner of a hall watching a dance rehearsal.

At the age of 6, I was introduced to ballet and studied with love and dedication until my graduation. In my late teens I discovered contemporary dance and hatha yoga. I decided to become a professional dancer and went on to study at the prestigious EPDM in Mazatlán, Sinaloa. I graduated in 2003.

Back in Mexico city around 2004 I met the yoga teacher who has influenced me the most: Jñana Dakini. Being under her guidance and training was a great experience that gave me a solid foundation and the skills to work as a yoga instructor in various countries such as Malaysia, Singapore, Russia and Mexico. Nowadays I keep learning yoga under the guidance of Pedro Kupfer.

As a professional dancer, I danced with Onirico Danza-Teatro and Cirko de Mente, went on tours with them throughout Mexico and France. As much as I could, I participated in many other artistic projects: Contemporary dance festivals and contests, Operas, Rock festivals, etc.

I have been fortunate enough to learn more disciplines such as aerial circus, Thai massage, rock climbing, scuba diving, Chi kung, Shaolin Kung fu, corporeal mime and clown. As well, I dance baroque and Latin American dances, practice different techniques such as Feldenkrais, Body Mind Centering, Authentic Movement, Physical Theater, Butoh, Contact Improvisation, Laban and Klein.

While living in Russia, I founded the first Afro-Peruvian dance group ever existed in that country. A great experience that gave me the chance to act as director, choreographer, instructor, and dancer earning a medal at the Ural Cup of Dance for Best Latin American choreography in 2016.
I also had the privilege to be a guest choreographer with the dance company “The Others”, a group of children with autism and similar disabilities.

In my first experiences attending classes of hatha yoga there was always background music. I really liked the atmosphere generated by practicing asanas while listening to mantras and sacred music but as I gradually made ashtanga vinyasa my main practice the lilting sound of my breathing became my "yoga music".
Years passed, my practice kept evolving, I started to play music again, specially for teaching and one day I just let myself go and danced my yoga...
Soon, an opportunity came to perform with Yogadance. I cherished the experience and it was well received. The audience showed some interest in learning and so that was the beginning of what I've been developing since.

About me



My name is Talia Tello. I am 41. Born and raised in Mexico with Peruvian roots. At 17 years old I took my first yoga class and never looked back and, since I can remember, love dance. Actually, one of my earliest memories is sitting attentively in a corner of a hall watching a dance rehearsal.

At the age of 6, I was introduced to ballet and studied with love and dedication until my graduation. In my late teens I discovered contemporary dance and hatha yoga. I decided to become a professional dancer and went on to study at the prestigious EPDM in Mazatlán, Sinaloa. I graduated in 2003.

Back in Mexico city around 2004 I met the yoga teacher who has influenced me the most: Jñana Dakini. Being under her guidance and training was a great experience that gave me a solid foundation and the skills to work as a yoga instructor in various countries such as Malaysia, Singapore, Russia and Mexico. Nowadays I keep learning yoga under the guidance of Pedro Kupfer.

As a professional dancer, I danced with Onirico Danza-Teatro and Cirko de Mente, went on tours with them throughout Mexico and France. As much as I could, I participated in many other artistic projects: Contemporary dance festivals and contests, Operas, Rock festivals, etc.

I have been fortunate enough to learn more disciplines such as aerial circus, Thai massage, rock climbing, scuba diving, Chi kung, Shaolin Kung fu, corporeal mime and clown. As well, I dance baroque and Latin American dances, practice different techniques such as Feldenkrais, Body Mind Centering, Authentic Movement, Physical Theater, Butoh, Contact Improvisation, Laban and Klein.

While living in Russia, I founded the first Afro-Peruvian dance group ever existed in that country. A great experience that gave me the chance to act as director, choreographer, instructor, and dancer earning a medal at the Ural Cup of Dance for Best Latin American choreography in 2016.
I also had the privilege to be a guest choreographer with the dance company “The Others”, a group of children with autism and similar disabilities.

In my first experiences attending classes of hatha yoga there was always background music. I really liked the atmosphere generated by practicing asanas while listening to mantras and sacred music but as I gradually made ashtanga vinyasa my main practice the lilting sound of my breathing became my "yoga music".
Years passed, my practice kept evolving, I started to play music again, specially for teaching and one day I just let myself go and danced my yoga...
Soon, an opportunity came to perform with Yogadance. I cherished the experience and it was well received. The audience showed some interest in learning and so that was the beginning of what I've been developing since.
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