BGIRL CITY WORLDWIDE
Where we UNITE as one
BGIRL CITY
We are the largest Bgirl based organization in North America. We are an ALL women led organization based in Houston, Texas with a non-profit established in 2015. We focus on empowering women & youth through all elements of hip hop.
We embrace all forms of artistry derived from these elements. This is the back bone for our organization. We maintain this vision through our roles of leadership, mentorship, consistent programming & collaborations.
OUR LEADERSHIP TEAM
ERICKA "BABYGIRL" DELEON
CEO
Ericka aka Babygirl is a 3rd generation bgirl & a local pioneer. She has been involved with the Houston underground scene for well over 26 years. She defines herself as a mother, leader & entrepreneur. She took over as CEO in 2015 & also serves as director for YA (Youth Advocates which focus is at risk youth. She is the founder of WriteHERS Bench & Texas Original Clothing brand. She represents MZK & iLL Milfs crew. Curating events, judging & hosting & creating platforms for womxn are her pride & joy.
CINDY "LA CINDY" LOPEZ
COO/Co-Director
Cindy has served on the team since 2018. Her love for dance began in her early adolescent years & has trained in various styles such as house, salsa & samba. She has happily transitioned in to a leadership role within the Houston Hip Hop scene. Her main focus on our team is accountability in the consistency of our programming & outreach. She enjoys heading logistics, program development & overseeing our social platforms. Bgirl City has truly given her by far the best positive drive in reaching for more each day.
CLEAR
Artistic Director
Clear is a Houston native who has dedicated herself to the graff scene the last 9 years. She joined the team in 2018 to help bridge the gap within the dance & graff scenes.  She has organized an impressive line up of women in the arts to showcase their talents our events. She is co-founder of WriteHERS Bench & her passion will forever be community and the arts.
GABRIELLE GONZALEZ
Executive Assistant
Gabby grew up around the Hip Hop community & has been an active supporter as long as she can remember. She has trained in multiple styles of dance throughout her life & her love for dance has led to many amazing opportunities & beautiful relationships. She is ready & excited to take on this new role within this organization & give back to the community.
GISELLE "JAZZ-E" PIRATA NIETO
Development Director
Jazz'e has been inspired since 1984, after watching Break’N @ the theater.
She has kept up with every dance craze, from the Hammer, Kid n Play, to the Roger Rabbit. In '93 was introduced to the breakn scene in Austin,Tx. Her Hip Hop Style became alive in '95. '99 Capoeira became another level and chapter to her life. Her nick name became Pirata since she had tons of tattoos and always wore a bandanna. In the early 2000’s, she began my dancing journey and started to travel outside Texas. 2003-2005 she was blessed with two girls that gave me the power to become a better version of myself.
In 2005, ILL Milfs was created teaming up with one of Houston’s original Bgirl aka Babygirl became a tight bond that’s still holding on strong. In
2017 she established Fresh Steals which focus's on reselling shoes, clothes and accessories and became part of the Hip Hop Vintage Flea Market Movement. She has been an official member of Bgirl City since 2022.
ANTHONY "BEAST" SILVA
Youth Battle League Director
I’m an Athlete / B-Boy / Content Creator born and raised in Houston, TX. Dancing for 27 years now I’ve traveled the world competing, performing, and teaching dance. I currently host my own dance competitions, performances, and dance workshops along with daily content creation.
#WOMXNLEADINGTHECULTURE
Let's continue to reiterate to our fellow womxn in all communities that we are meant to and must continue to be unified. Our organization would like continuously influence our following and fellow womxn led organizations to push the message on the utmost importance this has. There is a current and ongoing war on womxn which is more the reason to push this message in an assertive manner. Building this awareness is a constant need. We hope with this campaign we influence womxn to lead or follow others with this same intentions and purpose.
“We have been working as womxn in communities for years to solidify longevity. I question how do we do that? To me it means to stay connected and really push for consistency by holding one another up. As an organization, it is important that we start to do more of this. I personally would love to keep myself accountable in hopes that we have more womxn in our communities seeking the same along with guidance and resources where needed. “
-Ericka Deleon
CONTACT BGIRL CITY
We would love to connect with you. Get in touch and learn more about how you can get involved.
832-885-5134
