Cynthia Trinidad is a proud native Texan born downtown on the banks of the San Antonio River in the Nix Hospital.  She is a descendent of some of the first Italians who settled in Texas in the 1800’s and is directly related to the individual which Polly’s Peak is name after in Bandera Texas.

Mrs. Trinidad started cheerleading at Whittier Middle School and graduated from Thomas Edison High School where she was a member of the Golden Girls Dance Team and where she drew the cover art for her senior yearbook.

DCC 1989-1990

Mrs. Trinidad is a former AFA San Antonio Charros Cheerleader, AA San Antonio Dodger Dollie, USFL San Antonio Gunslingers Cheerleader, NBA San Antonio Spurs Dancer, and NFL Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader where she was honored to represent the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders as Miss February in their 1991 calendar.  She is a contributing author to three semi-pro/pro cheerleader books and has been the choreographer for the Miss San Antonio Fiesta Scholarship Pageant since 2004.

Cynthia Trinidad

Mrs. Trinidad has a Masters Degree in Tae Kwon Do holding a 5th Degree Black Belt and is a certified aerobic instructor.  Mrs. Trinidad is an entrepreneur and president of Roses Entertainment, owner of the San Antonio Roses Dance Studio and Pro-Shop, and Director of the San Antonio Roses; an Independent Pro-Cheerleader/Dance Squad.

2008 San Antonio Roses

The San Antonio Roses Studio has been providing cheerleaders to many San Antonio semi-pro football teams since 1999 and has helped many individuals make their dreams come true by becoming professional cheerleaders/dancers for pro sports teams.  Roses Entertainment and the San Antonio Roses produced the 2008 and 2009 U.S Army All-American Bowl SpiritFest in the Alamodome.

Cynthia is married to Robert Trinidad and has three children; Annette, Jonathan and Alana.  Mrs. Trinidad donates many community hours along with her squad and has helped many charity organizations including Susan B. Komen, Make-a-Wish Foundation, Toys for Tots, Elf Louise, Boys & Girls Club, Will Rodgers Institute, Methodist Children’s Hospital, Saint PJ’s, Jeannie’s Kids, American Diabetes Association, American Heart Association, Muscular Dystrophy Association, Big Brothers - Big Sisters, Patricia Neal Rehabilitation Center, Variety - The Children's Charity, and Soldiers' Angels.