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Enola Bedard

Enola Bedard is a dancer, choreographer and singer from Quebec City, based in Los Angeles, who brings public dance videos, original pop songs and live performance together.

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From
Quebec City, Canada
Based in
Los Angeles, California
Work
Dancer, choreographer, singer and content creator
Breakout
Public dance videos on TikTok in 2020
Recording debut
Yes, Please! (2023)
Debut EP
Rouge (2026)

Mini bio

How it started.

Enola grew up in Quebec City and began competitive dance at 13. She later trained in ballet, contemporary, jazz and acro. A solo she choreographed at 16 earned her a scholarship to Los Angeles, where she continued developing her performance skills.

The public became her audience.

When the pandemic interrupted dance opportunities, she began posting on TikTok in May 2020. She told HOLR that a mall dance video filmed with her mother became her breakout on August 28 that year. Her public routines and recreations of screen choreography became familiar parts of her work.

From dancing to making the soundtrack.

Her work includes performing Ciara’s “Level Up” for Just Dance 2022 and choreographing Shania Twain’s “Giddy Up!” dance video. She began releasing original music in 2023 with “Yes, Please!” and released her first EP, Rouge, in August 2026.

Building the whole performance.

Enola told Clique that she writes songs, develops choreography, directs and edits videos, and creates arrangements and visuals for her shows. Her music draws on her French roots and her love of Latin, baile funk and dancehall rhythms.

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Music

Dance and choreography

Awards

Quotes

Every sound should inspire movement.Enola Bedard, Clique

Explaining how her dance background shapes her songwriting and performance.

Trivia

  1. She learned to sew with her mother and made costumes for videos recreating Just Dance routines.
  2. She says the idea for “Telepatia” came while she was alone at a songwriting camp in Sweden.
  3. She names Shakira and Rosalía among her inspirations for blending languages and cultures in music.

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