About Us

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Born and raised in Miami, Florida, Rolly Villaverde has built a dynamic career as a professional dancer, choreographer, performer, and creative force within the entertainment industry.

Rolly began his formal dance training at Miami’s Pepe Bronce Dance Academy, where his passion for performance quickly developed into a serious pursuit of the art. He later continued his training under the direction of Manuel and Lory Castro, specializing in Latin Ballroom and advancing into professional competition.

His talent and commanding stage presence soon opened doors beyond the competitive dance world. In 2009, Rolly appeared on FOX’s hit television series So You Think You Can Dance, performing alongside season finalist Janette Manrara. The appearance marked the beginning of a growing television career that would include performances on major network productions such as Paula Abdul’s Live to Dance and America’s Got Talent.

Throughout his career, Rolly has had the opportunity to dance and work alongside an impressive roster of internationally recognized recording artists, including Thalía, Elvis Crespo, Laura Pausini, and Antony Santos.

His artistry, however, extends far beyond the stage.

As a choreographer and creative director, Rolly has developed performances and productions for both emerging and established artists, including OMI, best known for the international hit “Cheerleader,” Lady M, Amara La Negra, Xyleen Pacheco, and numerous other performers throughout the entertainment industry.

With a background spanning Latin dance, ballroom, television, live entertainment, artist development, special events, and large-scale productions, Rolly has developed a signature approach that combines technical precision with energy, personality, and showmanship.

Today, Rolly remains based in Miami, where he continues to choreograph, perform, develop talent, and create memorable entertainment experiences through Rollying With The Finest.

For Rolly, choreography is more than learning steps—it is about creating a moment, telling a story, and giving an audience something they will remember.

The music starts. The vision comes alive. And the rest is Rollying With The Finest.