He was born in Jarabacoa, Dominican Republic but at a young age is moved to the United States where he continued his secondary education and obtained the highest award in Arts on that campus. He graduated in Commercial Art from New York City Community College in Brooklyn, New York and a few years later obtained a BA in Spanish and Plastic Arts at the University of Massachusetts at Lowell. He travels to London where he expands artistic knowledge of the great masters and visit famous museums. Return to Massachusetts and began a short career with exhibitions in the area of Lawrence, Massachusetts and New York. After a period of darkness in which it is dedicated to the family and the social work profession, talent and inspiration take a new boom in Southwest Florida. There along with other painters Latinos exhibition at the Museum of the History of Fort Myers, Doré Gallery in Cape Coral, Daas Gallery in Fort Myers where he won an honorable dimension to his work: "What's Up?" in a Pop art exhibition, participation of 'Latin Art Show hosted by the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and the Toyota of Fort Myers, Cape Coral Public Library, the Office of the Commissioner Hall, Oasis Penthouse "Oneness," celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month, Barnes & Noble Bookstore, the Factory of snails N. Ft Myers, as well as other landmarks in Lee County and the Cultural Institute of the Mexican Consulate in Miami. Ana is an artist but has recently launched its first bilingual book in Spanish and English for children entitled: A Fairy-Florisol Florisol The Little Fairy, directed at parents and children to combat bad habits supply. In this format is to prepare his second book about global warming. These books provide a dual power of education, they are also beautifully illustrated by the Mexican artist, Quentin Pérez Martínez. Ana Abreu continue his career. I invite you to know and participate in their inspiration.