Clovis North High School senior Valeria Suárez enjoys the sounds and movement of Mexican folkloric dance. However, the 17-year-old junior – who has been steeped in ballet since she was 5 – is a dancer ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Two is always better than one when it comes to scoops of ice cream, paychecks and baseball games (doubleheaders). But not when it ...

For those whose knowledge of Mexican folkloric dancing is limited to knowing the different between the boot-stomping polkas of Chihuahua and the skirt-twirling dances of Jalisco, the Central High ...

From bright colors to beautiful costumes and breathtaking choreography, every aspect of a traditional folklòrico dance performance has a connection to history. Colorado State University Pueblo will ...

BEAUMONT, Texas — Folkorico dancing has a rich history, dating back to ancient cultures including the Aztecs. A Mexican woman named Amalia Hernández studied ballet in Europe and she combined ballet ...

The dancer twirled the colorful skirt synonymous with the iconic Jalisco song ‘El Son de la Negra.’ The response – from the dancer and the audience at the Warnors Center for the Performing Arts – was ...

While practicing a folkloric dance from Veracruz, Mexico, on Tuesday, Aug. 19, at Henry Maier Festival Park, a group of dance students balanced candles on their heads while making quick steps and ...

The Santa Monica-Malibu School District and DanzAlianza will be hosting “México Mágico” a folklórico dance festival on Saturday and Sunday, May 6-7, 2023, at Santa Monica High School, featuring more ...

NAMPA, Idaho — A folkloric dance recital that blends culture and history is coming to the Treasure Valley, but with a unique twist. The Oyamel Folkloric Dancers, a group from Nampa, is taking steps to ...

ESCONDIDO, Calif. — Celebrations for Fiestas Patrias continue in San Diego County to honor and showcase traditions like ballet folklorico, a dance with rhythm, culture and vibrant colors. Step by step ...

Two is always better than one when it comes to scoops of ice cream, paychecks and baseball games (doubleheaders). But not when it comes to major Mexican folkloric dance performances on the same date.