A new student organization dedicated to teaching and performing Mexican folklore dances has been created at the University of Wisconsin. Grupo Folklorico De UW–Madison is a new organization on a ...

On Friday, Oct. 4, the Mexican Folkloric Dancers of Lawton hosted a performance at Central Middle School. 7News talked with the group’s co-director who said her mother started this 48 years ago.

A local Mexican dance group keeps kids close to their roots and kicks off Hispanic Heritage Month. ... the background, or what is it, so I feel like even the dance keeps it alive, ...

Mexican dance and costumes are the focal points of ballet folklorico, ... Dancers in the background, left to right, are Evalina Gonzalez, Juliana Barajas, Calixto Cornejo Urdiales and Teya Isaacs.

Since beginning her dance journey at the age of 18, the Mexico native is now an instructor. She’s also continuing to pass down the vibrant form of her heritage to her American-born daughter, who ...

Amalia Hernadez popularized the dance baile folklorico in Mexico City more than 60 years ago. Now, it’s performed around the world. Hilda Ramos and her dancers bring baile ...

The Mexican dancers are one of the most most-anticipated parade units every year, parade organizers say. “They’ve been very popular,” former parade chairman Mike Gill said in 2023.

Mexican dancers take center stage at The Joffrey Ballet’s ‘The Nutcracker’ Anaís Bueno and José Pablo Castro talk about what it’s like to be part of the annual holiday production.

“Indigenous people in Mexico, they celebrate,” Lopez said. “Every single time when we’re dancing, it’s a celebration.” Perhaps the most important aspect of the class, though, is joy.

"When I dance, I love how you feel, " says Ramos. Ramos says the strum of just a few chords transports her back to Mexico and immerses her into her heritage.

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