Lorena Oliva, born in Barcelona in 1989, began her dance training at the age of 3 in an Andalusian flamenco club and continued her studies at the Conservatori Professional de Dansa Institut del Teatre de Barcelona, graduating in Spanish and flamenco dance in 2010. Throughout her career, she has received instruction from renowned masters such as Antonio Canales, Eva Yerbabuena, and Farruquito, among others, maintaining a special connection with her main teachers: Jose Manuel Álvarez, Iván Alcalá, and Nacho Blanco.

Her professional trajectory includes notable collaborations in dance companies and productions. Since 2012, she has been part of the Barcelona Ballet Flamenco (BBF) Company, participating in works such as "Miróterraneo". Subsequently, she worked at the Tablao Patio Andaluz and in productions such as "Vivir Flamenco" at El Tablao Cordobés, sharing the stage with renowned artists such as Farruquito and Jesús Carmona.

Starting in 2018, she joined José Antonio Ruíz's Company in Seville and has been part of productions such as "Picasso" and "Invocaciones Flamencas". Additionally, she has been a dancer in various Barcelona and Flamenco productions, as well as in shows like "NUCLEAR", her first solo performance premiered in 2021.

In recent years, Lorena has expanded her international reach, participating in works such as "Bailes Colaterales" in Saudi Arabia and "Sangre" by Karime Amaya in Spain. Currently, she continues touring with "Fronteras en el aire", the latest creation of Ángel Rojas Dance Project, while continuing to complement her career with performances in renowned tablaos in Barcelona, Seville, and Madrid.