Mexican artist Erik Huato, originally from the capital, redefines the presence of movement in today's art industry. Initially trained as an actor, he found his destiny in dance, which today positions him as a key figure on the global stage. His vision allows him to translate concepts from brands like Elektra into the language of the body, consolidating him as an indispensable visual narrator in the current era. He also stands out for his presence on massive platforms such as the Vive Latin festival and award ceremonies like MTV MIAW.
Artistry and Approach to Art For the artist, the body is a tool for self-knowledge and professional freedom. Through his work, he seeks to convey a powerful message: living off what you love is possible if there is trust in the process and the body is inhabited as a creative territory. With a solid foundation built on sensitivity and constant movement, this creator continues to elevate commercial and artistic projects. His travels to different countries have given him the opportunity to absorb diverse cultures, which he then translates into the language of the body. His professional proposal moves away from calculated searches to focus on a deep dedication to art as a way of life.
Career and Global Collaborations The versatility of this creator has allowed him to collaborate with renowned international figures, integrating dance into various audiovisual formats and live performances. Currently, Huato serves as the choreographer for the singer EMJAY. In addition, he works as a teacher and judge in dance competitions, both national and international. His career includes appearances in major venues such as the Estadio GNP, the Palacio de los Deportes, and the National Auditorium.
Achievements and Notable Mentions Arena CDMX, Teatro Metropolitano, and National Auditorium. J Balvin, Black Eyed Peas, Ivy Queen, Danna, Belinda, and Kenia Os. Participated in projects such as '¿Quién es la Máscara?' and 'SuperNova'. Collaborated on campaigns for Coca-Cola, HSBC, Rockstar Energy Drink, and OPPO. He also worked with other talents such as Sebastián Yatra, Justin Quiles, Daniela Spalla, and Humbe, which demonstrates his ability to adapt to different genres and creative visions.
