Daniel holds Master's Degrees in History, Politics and Law, and speaks six languages fluently, currently studying his seventh language, Mandarin. He was born in Germany and the United States awarded him an O-Visa status to work in the U.S. as a "person with extraordinary abilities in business" in the field of international finance as Global Head of Consulting and Senior Managing Director.

He also had studied Jazz guitar and music theory and his love for music and dancing, combined with his passion for history and culture, led him to study the musical and cultural roots of Salsa, both the dance and the music.

As a professional tennis player, martial artist and part-time model, Daniel used his athletic abilities to study many different dance forms including ballet, jazz dance, Dunham, and ballroom, before focusing exclusively on New York Salsa "on 2".

After founding BAILA Society with Ahtoy WonPat-Borja and Joseph Rivera to promote 'Sophistication in Salsa', Daniel as Co-Artistic Director trained a selected group of professional dancers to represent BASo on stages around the world as BAILA Society Dance Company (repertory dancers and principals) and BASo Alto (apprentices).

The company's professional team has toured in Asia, Europe, Latin America and across the United States and regularly hosts charity fundraisers to promote the art form and raise money for charitable organizations (e.g. the Association for People with Disabilities, the American Heart Association and Cancer Research).  Ahtoy and Daniel have performed for senatorial political fundraisers, at New Year's celebrations at the world-renowned Waldorf Astoria in New York, and have appeared on television for exclusive interviews to educate the general public on the art and sophistication of Salsa.  They also performed with 9-time Grammy Winner Eddie Palmieri and dedicated a performance to his first Grammy winning album "The Son of Latin Music".

BAILA Society produces original research on the culture, history, music and dance theory of NY Salsa to educate the general public on the sophistication and history of the art form.

As ambassadors of NY Salsa around the world, the artistic directors of the company, Ahtoy WonPat-Borja and Daniel Enskat, were judges of the China Salsa Championship, spearheaded the Diversity Celebration of Columbia University in NY City, have given public lectures on NY Salsa history and dance in Europe, and BASo will the host of the 3rd Annual BAILA Society New York International Salsa Competition in New York City in September 2009.

BAILA Society in New York partners with Peridance, one of the premier ballet and modern dance companies to bring NY Salsa to the classical dance world and codify its techniques to certify dance schools around the world in the BASo Salsa teaching methodology.