RACA Entertainment — a Las Vegas production house

Ronnie

Since 2004, Ronnie Abaldonado has traveled the globe battling, performing, producing shows in his hometown of Las Vegas, and building community through hip-hop culture. A Red Bull BC One All Star, he is also a member of Full Force Crew and Super Cr3w, and co-founder of Distrct Arts, a studio dedicated to preserving and growing the culture of breaking.

Originally from Guam, he moved to California in 1992, where he was introduced to breaking by his cousins and began training in 1993. He later relocated to Las Vegas in 1994, where he continued developing his craft and helped establish Full Force Crew in 1995 with his older brother.

He gained international recognition as a champion on the global stage, including winning the Red Bull BC One World Finals in Johannesburg, South Africa in 2007 and MTV's America's Best Dance Crew with Super Cr3w in 2008.

Breaking reached a historic milestone when it debuted as an official sport at the Paris 2024 Olympics, where Ronnie served as a play-by-play commentator — earning an Emmy Award and helping bring the culture of breaking to a worldwide audience.

On Distrct Talks (Podcast), Ronnie sits down with legendary b-boys, b-girls, choreographers, event producers, and cultural leaders to explore the evolution of breaking, untold stories from the dance world, competition culture, and the global influence of hip-hop. Each episode offers an inside look into the experiences, struggles, and triumphs that shaped the worldwide breaking community.

Whether you're a dancer, a hip-hop enthusiast, or simply curious about the culture behind the movement, Distrct Talks delivers authentic conversations that celebrate the past, present, and future of breaking.

Looking ahead, Ronnie is expanding his impact through the launch of an events company focused on producing unforgettable experiences, elevating talent, and creating powerful moments that bring people together through culture, movement, and music.

Caroline

Caroline Sol Abaldonado is a Las Vegas-based nightlife and hospitality professional with over 18 years of experience in the entertainment and nightlife industry with XS Nightclub and Wynn Nightlife. Known for her strong presence, industry knowledge, and guest-focused approach, she has built a reputation for delivering exceptional experiences in one of the world's most competitive hospitality markets.

Prior to establishing her career in Las Vegas, Caroline received her degree in hotel operations and business management from the University of Hawaii Maui College. She spent five years in the luxury hospitality industry at Renaissance Wailea Beach Resort, where she developed a strong foundation in guest services and resort operations.

Caroline's background also includes on-camera work and entertainment. She served as an on-camera host for Footwork Productions and was featured as the host of the "Girl on the Street" video series for Las Vegas Weekly in 2007, showcasing her natural ability to connect with audiences both on screen and in person.

Before transitioning fully into hospitality, Caroline was active in the entertainment industry in Hawaii as a professional Polynesian dancer with Manutea Nui E Productions and was represented by D Models Agency. Her performance career was highlighted by earning the title of Miss Maui Filipina 2004.

With a diverse background spanning entertainment, media, and luxury hospitality, Caroline brings a unique blend of charisma, professionalism, and cultural pride to everything she does.