Asyut was born in Madrid on June 30, 1973, to an average family also from Madrid. Her mother was an interior designer and her father was a military officer and director of a driving school.
Asyut studied interior design, following in her mother's footsteps, working for a few years as such in architecture studios and designer furniture stores. She completed her training with marketing, turnkey project management, feng-shui, graphic design, programming and various computer courses.
She later decided to change her working life and dedicate herself to decorating people instead of spaces, studying aesthetics, cosmetology, massage, makeup and characterization, and working in renowned beauty centers and spas.
Since she was a child, she has always had a clear artistic tendency that she has applied to various facets of her life, such as painting, ceramics, photography, cabinetmaking, upholstery, restoration, design, literature, jewelry, or finally dance.
Asyut began in the world of belly dancing with the Moroccan teacher Sami in 2008, and took oriental dance classes for a year.
Shortly after, a traumatic event paralyzed her activity and she was without classes for a while, until she was able to resume them in September 2010 with her new teacher Aryh, with whom she trained continuously for two years.
In October 2011 she became part of Vicky Qamar's group of students, receiving regular classes in tribal and oriental fusion dance and intensive dance classes for 3 years.
She also received monthly ATS tribal classes from the dancers Shurka and Haima from December 2011 for 2 years and from October 2013 weekly ATS classes with Alicia López de Carvanserai for 4 years, with whom she also received tribal fusion classes from October 2016 for 2 years.
Since September 2014 she has received regular oriental dance classes from Gloria Alba for 1 year.
Since September 2017 she has received oriental dance classes from Belén Sola at the Yolanda Galey school in Torrelodones for another 2 years.
Asyut used dance as a therapeutic path and gradually advanced in her knowledge of classical dance, tribal ATS, tribal fusion, oriental folk dances, African dances, Sufi spin and the use of elements such as the cane, isis wings, veil, silk fans, sabre, sais, sword, katana, daggers, tambourine, Spanish shawl, candelabra or castanets, taking an interest in different intensive thematic courses in addition to the knowledge acquired in her regular classes and through audiovisual material in a self-taught manner.
She has conducted workshops with Morgana, Zaza Hassan, Sharon Kihara, Dariya Mitskevich, Mohamed El Sayed, Sonia Sampayo, Eva Chacón, Jillina, Ozzy Ashkenazi, Nuria Gallego, Vicky Qamar, Lorena Rojas, Crystal Silmi, Neftis Paloma, Gioia Layali, Emine Di Cosmo, Belén Sola, RosaMondaray, Farah Diva, Patricia Álvarez, Mónica Sade, Tessi Ladera, Leticia Gordon, Siora Se jmet, Shurka and Haima, Zoe Anwar, Lalita Devi, Aryh, José Rodriguez, Shamadi, Diana García, Laila Elía, Omar Kattan, María Calera, Zarina, Samyah Shihad, Laura Lunna, Javier de Carmen, Kalindy, Serta, Alina, Shelzza, Armen Kusikian and the Shekmet group.
In January 2012, she made her stage debut as a member of Vicky Qamar's student company "Al Raqisha", in the show II Conexión Tribal, held at the Elías Ahuja Theatre in Madrid, sharing the stage with artists such as Lorena Rojas, Vicky Qamar, Chandra, Miriam Soler, Aryh, Martnisha, Mónica Sade, Leticia Gordon, Shamadi, José Rodriguez and other artists.
In June 2012, the tribal dance tribe "Surya Tribe", directed by Haima, of which Asyut is one of its members, performed in public, and shortly after in July 2012 she danced her first performance as a soloist at the inauguration of the Atenea Open Stage.
Asyut takes her stage name from a large city in Upper Egypt, halfway between Luxor and Cairo, whose history dates back to Pharaonic times. This city was known to the Greeks as Lycopolis, meaning city of the wolf, referring to the great importance given there to the cult of Anubis and Wepwawet.
Anubis and Wepwawep are the Egyptian deities who guided the dead towards a new life and were also worshipped by warriors who needed to open new paths or who needed courage to face new situations, especially those related to the spiritual or the psyche.
Asyut has complemented her training in oriental dance with martial arts, such as karate shito ryu, iaido, Okinawan kobudo, tai chi and wu shu, pilates, aquagym, yoga, archery, tango, Tahitian dance and Xiu Shui dance, which are activities that have helped her to enrich her dance and have contributed to her physical and psychological preparation.
Since December 2013 she has been part of the Hafla organization team at Conexión Internacional in Madrid, being responsible for Information, Networks and Diffusion, Posters, Attendance and Registration Control and Presentation of the event.
In November 2015 she again winked at the tribal culture by forming the ATS tribe "Kurma Tribe" making her debut at Hafla at Conexión Internacional in Madrid in December of the same year.
Her comprehensive blog "Danza del Belly" is known for trying to inform about oriental and tribal dance topics from a critical perspective, and selflessly offering dance professionals the opportunity to spread her courses and shows. She is also present on social media on various platforms such as YouTube, where she has a channel with videos on oriental and tribal dance that are very interesting, especially for people who are just starting to take their first steps in these dance styles.
One of her most notable performances was in December 2017 at the Bellyfashion 2017 show held at the Jose María Cagigal Auditorium of the INEF, where she was able to share the stage with great artists such as Sharon Kihara, Morgana, Naima Nez, Samyah Shihad, Crystal Silmi, Shelzza, Saada, Jacqy Diaz, Cristina Jimenez, etc.
Also noteworthy is one of his last performances at the Tribute to Mario Kirlis on March 16, 2024 at the Antonio Machado Auditorium in Madrid, where he shared the stage with other artists such as Pablo Acosta, Jacqy Díaz, Layali Alcasar and the Sáhara company.