Dulce Capadocia is from Los Angeles, California where she is well known for her work as an acclaimed Asian American dance storyteller and dance artist. Her dance background is in both cultural and modern dance forms. Originally from a dance home where traditional arts and culture flourished, she is trained in Philippine folk arts by her mother to perform in major Los Angeles venues. Later, she received her formal dance training from Loyola Marymount University (B.A. ) and Temple University (M.F.A.).

Dulce discovered yoga and began her journey when multiple family members became terminally ill. Alone and facing crisis, she turned to yoga using it as a wellness escape during a time of serious and life altering family illnesses. This transformative experience found its way to Center for Yoga, Los Angeles' premier yoga studio; after many years of dedicated training, she took the plunge to complete her 200 hours of Yoga Teacher Training under her first teacher, Jeanne Heileman for a month long intensive beside the sacred waters of Lake Atitlan, Guatemala. Today, yoga is an integral part of her life and she joyfully shares this through ongoing, heart opening, soulful, all levels classes and workshops in Philadelphia, New Jersey and Los Angeles. Her students range in ability and background to include pregnant teens as well as survivors of human trafficking. She continues to deepen her personal and teaching practices to investigate yoga's role in assisting people who have experienced major life challenges.