LUDMILA PAGLIERO

Ludmila Pagliero's illustrious dance career began at the Colón Theatre Superior Institute of Art in Buenos Aires, Argentina, where she studied from 1993 to 1999. Joining the Santiago Ballet of Chile in 2000, she quickly rose to soloist status by 2002. Her talent was recognized internationally with awards such as the Igor Youskevitch Award and a Silver Medal at the New York International Ballet Competition in 2003.

Transitioning to the Paris Opera Ballet, Ludmila continued to excel, earning promotions to "Coryphée" in 2007 and "Sujet" in 2008. Her achievements were celebrated with prestigious awards like the Konex Award in Argentina and the Prix Benois de la Danse in Moscow. In 2010, she reached the pinnacle of her career as "Première Danseuse".

Ludmila's stellar performances led to her being named "Danseuse Étoile" in 2012 after her remarkable portrayal of Gamzatti in "La Bayadère". Her global presence was further solidified through performances in Russia, Japan, Spain, and France as part of the Paris Opera Ballet's official tours. Her journey is a testament to her talent, dedication, and lasting impact on the ballet world.