Luca Cilluffo

Luca Cilluffo is a world-renowned Italian dancer, choreographer, and content creator, born in Milan in 1997. He began dancing at the age of 6 and went on to become both Italian and World Champion in Caribbean Latin dances by 17.
Celebrated for his unique fusion of Afro, Dancehall, and Latin styles, Luca has taught and performed in over 20 countries, including the USA, France, Spain, Russia, and the Dominican Republic.
In 2019, he gained national recognition as a semifinalist on Italia’s Got Talent, bringing Afrobeat and Salsa to mainstream Italian television for the first time.
He has performed on stage alongside international stars such as Sean Paul, El Alfa, Manuel Turizo, Romeo Santos, and more. His viral dance videos have reached over 100 million views, and have been reposted or commented on by icons like Shakira, J Balvin, Ozuna, and DJ Snake.
In August 2024, Luca performed at the United Palace in New York City alongside Fefita La Grande and Sergio Vargas, two legendary icons of Latin music from Dominican republic.
He also performed as a featured dancer for a special Goya Foods event in March 2025 in nyc, delivering high-energy choreography that celebrated Latin culture and engaged a diverse audience.
In June 2025, He danced in the official music video for “Papasito” by global superstar Karol G, from her new album Tropicoqueta. The video was choreographed by the legendary Danielle Polanco.
In July 2025 he has performed as a dancer in an Apple TV film, in NYC alongside Leo Moctezuma, choreography by Adoralyn Pagan.
In September 5, 2025 he has performed at the NFL Halftime Show in São Paulo, Brazil, dancing for KAROL G, choreographed by Danielle Polanco.
In September 2025, he taught his first class at the iconic Broadway Dance Center NYC, one of the world’s top dance schools.
In January 2026, he worked alongside Sean Bankhead and Ahsia Janae as Co-Choreographer for the Latin section of the Cardi B Tour and trained the artist through private salsa lessons.
In February 8, 2026 he has performed at the NFL Super Bowl Halftime Show in Santa Clara, California, dancing for Bad Bunny, choreographed by Charm Ladonna.Luca is also a leading figure on social media, with a global community of over 3 million followers on TikTok, 300K on Instagram.