Eduardo Zambrana is a distinguished dancer, choreographer, and educator based in Chicago, IL, whose remarkable talent and dedication have earned him recognition both nationally and internationally. Eduardo holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Dance and a Master of Fine Arts degree with an emphasis in choreography and performance from The University of Arizona School of Dance, where he received the 2021 Creative Achievement Award for his exceptional creativity, scholarship, and passion for the arts, which honors individuals who have earned respect as innovative and talented artists and scholars.

Eduardo's journey into the world of dance began in Bolivia, where he discovered his love for performing at an early age. Motivated by a desire to pursue his dreams beyond the confines of his homeland, his passion for dance led him to pursue higher education in the United States, where he honed his skills and expanded his artistic horizons.

As a dancer, Eduardo's professional journey led him to become a valued member of Giordano Dance Chicago, an internationally renowned jazz dance company. His talent, dedication, and contributions to the field of dance have been widely recognized, earning him invitations to prestigious events such as Dance for Life, where he showcased his skills alongside esteemed choreographers and dancers. His captivating style and ability to express a wide range of emotions through movement have left audiences in awe, earning him acclaim at renowned venues such as the Auditorium Theatre and the Joan W. and Irving B. Harris Theater for Music and Dance.

In addition to his accomplishments as a performer, Eduardo is an accomplished choreographer, with commissions spanning various mediums, from the proscenium stage to film and non-traditional spaces, including Frank Lloyd Wright’s Taliesin West historical landmark in Scottsdale, Arizona. His work has been showcased at prestigious events such as the Florence Dance on Screen festival in Florence, Italy, where he presented his dance film, and he received 1st place in his category at the Red Rock Screen Dance Film Festival in 2021 for his work "It’s Made of Thoughts."

Eduardo's dedication to his craft extends to his role as an educator, inspiring future generations of dancers through his teaching and mentorship. He is the only Bolivian worldwide certified to the Professional Level of the Nan Giordano Certification Program®, highlighting his exceptional skill and expertise in jazz dance. His infectious enthusiasm for dance and unwavering commitment to his art make him a valued asset to the dance community.

Notably, Eduardo recently obtained a green card through the employment-based first-preference immigrant visa category (EB-1), also known as the "genius green card" or "Einstein visa." This category provides a path to a green card for foreign nationals with extraordinary ability in the sciences, arts, education, business, or athletics. Given the stringent requirements and declining approval rates for EB-1 visas, Eduardo's achievement is a testament to his exceptional talent and standing in the field of dance.

Eduardo Zambrana's journey from Bolivia to becoming an integral part of Giordano Dance Chicago is a testament to his exceptional talent and unwavering commitment to his art. With his rare and valuable skill set, Eduardo is poised to continue making significant contributions to the field of dance on an international scale, delighting audiences around the world with his extraordinary artistry for years to come.