Sergio Suarez is one of the Alan Waltz Entertainment dance team, and if you haven’t seen Sergio in action before, he is like the Tasmanian Devil on the dance floor! We wanted to throw a few questions at Sergio to see if he is as wild one-on-one as he is on the dance floor.

Introduce yourself, and tell us about two interesting (or not so interesting!) facts about you.

My name is Sergio Suarez; in the dance world, I go by “PowerSerge”. I’ve been dancing for the past 18 years, and dancing professionally for the past 10 years.

Who are your top three artists/groups?

My all time favorite artist would have to be Michael Jackson. 
2nd: James Brown 
3rd: The Beatles

How did you start dancing?


I began dancing back in 1994, a few of my school mates began teaching me the “running man”, which than lead to the “Roger Rabbit”, which eventually lead to me spinning on my head (Breakdancing). I am happy to say, I’ve been spinning on my head ever since! (Ed. Note It’s hard to keep him right-side up sometimes!)
 

What do you enjoy most about working on events with Alan Waltz Entertainment?

One of the greatest feelings is being able to share a special moment in a young person’s life. Knowing that “Alan Waltz Entertainment” helped and organize a memory/feeling that will never be forgotten is truly priceless.  

What song do you find gets everyone on the dance floor?
Pump it-Black Eyed Peas

Thanks, Sergio!

People will often ask us, “How can I make my event stand out from all the rest” ? we tell people all the time, “the number one thing you can do to make you an impact on at your event, in addition to having great entertainment, is to add uplighting”.

It’s not as expensive as you might think, and much less than having your venue or a lighting company provide it for you.

When it comes to lighting there are endless possibilities to create a unique look and feel in any size room.

If your considering uplighting let us know what your thinking, or we can design something for you. We have lots of ideas we can share with you.

Our lights use very little electricity, so blown fuses or breakers are unlikely. They also do not generate enough heat to pose the threat of catching fire or causing injury.