Stela
Legacy Name: Stela

We should consider every day lost on which we have not danced at least onceThe first memory Stela has is from when she was four and circus came to town.The small town where she lived, lost in the interior of Andalucía, was for a long time isolated from civilization. Full of enthusiasm all people from town went to see the show.Stela still remembers the juggles number, her ride on ferris wheel, all those colourful stands with roasted almonds, cotton-candy and popcorn, and mostly the shiny beautiful clothes and big hats the ballerinas were wearing on stage.That was the day she decided to be a dancer and live with the circus troup, just as her father did.Soon Stela not just learned to dance but how to sew and decorate her own collant, with beads and ribbons her father used to brought her in the hollidays, when he came back home. Everytime then he asked to see her dance and her creations. That was the best time of the year!However, when Stela was twelve, for some reason she couldn’t understand her father didn't come home anymore. Maybe that town was too small for him. Although she still received pretty ribbons in her birthday, she couldn’t feel more sad.To distract herself she started to practice twice what she was used to. And she became good, and soon she became the best.She got known for making little presentations on holidays and celebrations, but that was not enough. She wanted to see all costumes there were in the world and dance for a much bigger audience.In her eighteen birthday, the circus came back town one more time. Stela's father was not with the troup anymore, she was told, but somewhere in east.That didn’t matter, she thought, she stoped thinking about that years ago when she realized there were no point, she loved to dance and that was enough.When circus left town, Stela went with them. She started to live a life full of joy next to great friends, and became very beloved. Certainly she had never been so happy.But truth is there isn’t a single day when she's on stage that she doesn’t look for the audience still hopping for a familiar face to show.C R E D I T SArt by freepikProfile by PaulaOverlay by Keshi