R OANOKE, Va. (WDBJ) - In a display of cultural pride, Roanoke’s first traditional Mexican dance group is making waves in the community by sharing their heritage through captivating performances.

SAN JOSE, Calif. (KGO) -- Folklorico is a traditional form of Mexican dance and members from one Bay Area-based group are expressing more than just their roots.

This 30 year-old traditional Mexican dance group was hand-sewn from scratch. 11/6/2024 | 3m Video has Closed Captions | CC. Ballet Folklórico de la Raza has been performing cultural dances around ...

Inside SoCal: Folklórico-A Traditional Mexican Dance (10/9) 03:57 Ballet Folklórico Flor de Mayo. Co-founders Raquel Ramirez and Alondra Ramirez created this non-profit organization to bring ...

Cumbia, along with other traditional Mexican dances, serves as a way for many families to stay connected to their roots, especially in the diaspora. Each dance tells a story, ...

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 ...

For Elizabeth Contreras Romero, the traditional Mexican dance form also is a means of connecting with the culture of her ancestors. Both her parents were born in Mexico, the 14-year-old Reading ...

VISALIA, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – Free Folklorico classes for children are being offered thanks to a grant awarded from the city to the Juventud Enriquecimiento Música y Artes (JEMA) Foundation ...

ROANOKE, Va. (WDBJ) - Dream Dance & Fitness LLC has started a new traditional Mexican dance Group and they stopped by WDBJ7 for a special performance. Ernedy Rosas, Lizbeth Martines, and Saheli ...

Gianna has been dancing with the Bailes de Mi Tierra Mexican Folk Dance group since she was a young girl. "It's not something I know a lot of people do outside of my group, so it makes me feel ...

Together, they've traveled across the state, performing traditional Mexican dances for hundreds of spectators. It's not the recognition she's after. The group is a non-profit.

ROANOKE, Va. (WDBJ) - In a display of cultural pride, Roanoke’s first traditional Mexican dance group is making waves in the community by sharing their heritage through captivating performances.