FbLive Performance - 2020 VIDANSE

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We would like to acknowledge that the land on which we gather and dance is the unceded territory of the Coast Salish Peoples, including the territories of the xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish), Səl̓ílwətaʔ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh), and the QayQayt First Nation Nations.

September 27th

Season Finale

We want to say, THANK YOU for all the support you have shown to us throughout our 2020 VIDANSE. These are difficult and stressful times, and we created 2020 VIDANSE for you to enjoy.

We would like to end our 2020 Virtual Dance Season with dances from Jalisco. We will be dedicating this performance to the celebrations of the 210th anniversary of the Mexican Independence Day, on September 16th.

About the State of Jalisco:

Known internationally for its Mariachi, tequila and dances. The state of Jalisco dances require strong skills of "zapateado" and skirt twiling. The costumes are the representation of a mestizo Mexico and the "Sones" and "Jarabes" melodies talk about love stories.

Stay safe, keep on dancing and until next time.

GRACIAS.

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• Nahualli Website nahuallifolklore.com

Organisateur

Nahualli Folklore Society

Nahualli (Nah-Wall-e) Folklore Society is a registered non-profit organization established in Vancouver, B.C. Canada since 2010. Its purpose is to represent and share Mexican Culture through dance.

The name Nahualli (Nah-Wall-e) originates from an indigenous language of Mexico called Nahuatl (Nah-Wah-til). It signifies an animal spirit or transforming power that protects and guides each person from moment of birth.

Nahualli (Nah-Wall-e) Ballet Folklorico specializes in the performance of Traditional Mexican Dance, including "zapateado" techniques and skirt twirling combined with Mexico's most popular rhythms of El Son, El Huapango, La Música Ranchera, Banda, Indigenous music and many others.