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{{Infobox dancer

|name = Lucas Triana

|image =

|age = 15

|birthdate = March 5, 2002

|gender = Male

|hometown = Township, PA

|nationality = American

|hair color = Black

|eye color = Brown

|height =

|profession = Dancer Student

|dance studios = Candy Apples Dance Center Stars Dance Studio

|titles =

|parents = Bridgette Tatiana Oscar Triana

|siblings = Lex Tatiana (brother) Logan Triana (brother)

|friends = [[Gino Cosculluela]] [[Nick Daniels]] [[Mia Diaz]] [[Sophia Lucia]] [[Gavin Morales]] [[McKenzie Morales]] [[Zack Torres]]

|pets = unknown

|nicknames = unknown

}}

'''''Lucas Triana''''' (born on March 5, 2002) is a young competitive dancer from Florida who starred on the first and only season of Lifetime's spinoff reality series, ''Dance Moms: Miami'' as a member of Stars Dance Studio. One year later, Lucas began to be featured on the original ''Dance Moms'' series as a member of Candy Apples Dance Center. He was on the show for seasons 3-5. Lucas performed an improvisation solo at the 2013 Winter Showcase at Southwood Performing Arts School, where he then attended.

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+{{Infobox dancer
+|name = Lucas Triana
+|image =
+|age = 15
+|birthdate = March 5, 2002
+|gender = Male
+|hometown = Township, PA
+|nationality = American
+|hair color = Black
+|eye color = Brown
+|height =
+|profession = Dancer <br> Student
+|dance studios = Candy Apples Dance Center <br> Stars Dance Studio
+|titles =
+|parents = Bridgette Tatiana <br> Oscar Triana
+|siblings = Lex Tatiana (brother) <br> Logan Triana (brother)
+|friends = [[Gino Cosculluela]] <br> [[Nick Daniels]] <br> [[Mia Diaz]] <br> [[Sophia Lucia]] <br> [[Gavin Morales]] <br> [[McKenzie Morales]] <br> [[Zack Torres]]
+|pets = unknown
+|nicknames = unknown
+}}
 '''''Lucas Triana''''' (born on March 5, 2002) is a young competitive dancer from Florida who starred on the first and only season of Lifetime's spinoff reality series, ''Dance Moms: Miami'' as a member of Stars Dance Studio. One year later, Lucas began to be featured on the original ''Dance Moms'' series as a member of Candy Apples Dance Center. He was on the show for seasons 3-5. Lucas performed an improvisation solo at the 2013 Winter Showcase at Southwood Performing Arts School, where he then attended.