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Born in Mesitas del Colegio (Colombia), he is co-director and founder of the dance company LaCerda, based in Barcelona (Spain). LaCerda, based in Barcelona (Spain). With this company he has directed, performed and created the pieces TanGo, Un Solo Ciego, Warm Up, Paiopony and Flornecia, presented in various different venues, among them the International Performance Festival PAD in Mainz (Germany), PUF Festival (Germany), PUF Festival of Pula (Croatia) and the Certámen Coreográfico de Madrid (Spain).

Recently, the solo Flornecia has been represented at the 5th Anniversary Celebration of the TIC TAC Art Center in Brussels and at the Trópico Infierno festival in Bogota. Edward has directed LaCerda´s latest creation: El Baile de la Zurda, a tribute to the dance and Latin American roots of the company directors, which has been presented in a street version at Spanish festivals of the Acieloabierto Network, such as the Trayectos Festival of Zaragoza, the international Zaragoza, the MASDANZA International Festival in the Canary Islands and the FAM in Tenerife. The long was premiered at the Sant Andreu Teatre in Barcelona.

As a performer, he has collaborated with Violeta Iriberri (Spain) in the piece Mala Hierba; Other Side (France) in the piece Side (France) in the piece Cuatropuntos and Dosson Danza (Colombia), in the piece Chulos.

As a teacher, she has taught workshops of Fliying Low and Passing Trough after years of training with David Zambrano and having years of training with David Zambrano and having worked as an assistant.

Currently, from the research in her classes and the creation of El Baile de le Zurda, she has developed her own research in her classes and the creation of El Baile de le Zurda, she has developed her own system of looped choreographic her own system of choreographic composition in loop, the Mantra, which has already shared training spaces such as the Institut del Teatre, Institut of Arts of Barcelona, ADA Institut del Teatre, Institut of Arts of Barcelona, ADA, Descalzinha of Madrid, Tictac Arts Center in Madrid, Tictac Arts Center in Brussels, Trópico Infierno in Bogotá, among others.