Connecting with history through Mexican folklórico dance

Members of Bailadores de Bronce, a 45-year-old Mexican folkloric dance troupe, share how the art form tells stories, shares history and builds community. (Erika Schultz and Corinne Chin / The Seattle Times)

[@janekata1432]

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[@sofs8466]

Solía estar en esta clase Dios mío, fue tan divertido que solo recuerdo un movimiento de baile UwU

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I used to be in this class OMG it was so much fun I only remember one dance move UwU

[@stevegarcia3811]

If the world was filled with only white people it would be more on the boring side. Latinos are beautiful in the way that they celebrate life like it's a carnaval with beautiful dancing and very colorful traditional clothes.

[@lorenzob19]

@@therussianfederation4333 regardless of culture I'm sure all these dances are amazing!

[@gildardoavalos1941]

I am mexican and when people say things like that it makes me feel happy 😁

[@monikapadilla3949]

Steve Garcia I agree

[@vanessaaguilera7464]

I don't fully agree, because white people have their own culture like German, European, Jewish, Dutch. But yes our culture is very beautiful so are other cultures regardless of color

[@sofs8466]

si muy tru UwU English yes very tru uwu