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Pasquale La Rocca’s dedication, talent, and passion for dance have propelled him to great heights in his career. As he continues to evolve and explore new avenues in the dancing world, it is evident that his charisma and skill will continue to captivate audiences worldwide.
Pasquale La Rocca’s Biography
Pasquale La Rocca is an Italian dancer and choreographer, best known for his achievements in ballroom and latin dancing.
La Rocca, who was born on June 24, 1989, in Naples, Italy, discovered his love for dancing at an early age and began his career in the world of dance at the age of nine.
La Rocca began his amateur dancing career in 2003 with partner Concetta Picascia. They demonstrated their talent and dedication as a team, earning outstanding accomplishments such as a top three finish in the Italian National 10 Dance Championships. This early achievement lay the groundwork for what would become a great career in the world of dancing.
La Rocca collaborated with various brilliant dancers over the years, with each collaboration contributing to his growth and development as a dancer. He danced alongside Vincenza Napolitano from 2005 to 2006, winning first place in the TeamMatch della Danza in San Benedetto and the MasterDanzOpen in Pescara.
La Rocca began dancing with Marika Fondi in late 2006, and the two proved to be a powerful combo. Their collaboration resulted in several first-place finishes, including the TeamMatch della Danza at the 2006 San Benedetto Open and the Supercoppa in Foligno the following year.
Although their partnership was short-lived, La Rocca and Veronica D’asti earned outstanding achievements, particularly during the 2008 Verona Open, where they frequently finished in the top five.
Kristina Pfeiffer was La Rocca’s final amateur dance partner. They had remarkable success from 2012 to 2013, winning the Amateur Latin Trophy at the Clapson Dodd Competition Day in 2012.
La Rocca began a new chapter in his dance career in 2014 when he joined the Broadway production of Burn the Floor. He travelled widely with the show, appearing in London’s West End and visiting China, Australia, Japan, and South Africa.
La Rocca’s talents and leadership capabilities led to his appointment as Dance Captain of the company during the South African leg of the tour, demonstrating his extraordinary ability as both a dancer and a choreographer.
La Rocca continued to broaden his dance genres and experiences. He joined Flavia Cacace, a former Strictly Come Dancing professional dancer, on her ‘Tango Moderno’ tour in 2017, demonstrating his versatility and passion for various dance disciplines.
La Rocca appeared as a backup dancer on Strictly Come Dancing’s annual Blackpool special in 2018, confirming his presence in the dance world and his ability to adapt to numerous dance genres and locations.
La Rocca’s reputation as a great dancer inspired him to join the ‘Here Come the Girls’ tour in 2019, alongside professional dancers from Strictly Come Dancing Dianne Buswell, Amy Dowden, and Chloe Hewitt. This cooperation introduced him to new audiences and solidified his reputation as a highly sought-after dancer and choreographer.
La Rocca added another feather to his cap in September 2019 when he joined the cast of the second series of the Belgian version of Dancing with the Stars. La Rocca captivated fans with his engaging performances while paired with influencer Julie Vermeire, finally winning the series in November 2019.
Pasquale La Rocca’s Girlfriend
Pasquale La Rocca does not have any known girlfriend at the moment as he is single and focused on his career.
