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Behind handmade masks and under animal furs, the Oaxacan community of Casa San Miguel in Fresno, California perform a folk dance that hails from Spain, Mexico and now, the San Joaquin Valley. For Raymundo Guzmán and his fellow dancers, their movements tell the story of an ancient fight between Christians and Muslims, of a man on his deathbed who offers his body up to devils.
The dancers stomp and spin to the thumping beat of bass drums and horn blasts. Dancers range in age from children to grandparents. Watch Los diablos de Juxtlahuaca Oaxaca dance to the sounds of local chilenas band Tamborazo Junior-in the almond orchards, and the City of Fresno.
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00:00 Meet Oaxacan community of Casa San Miguel in Fresno
00:43 Folk dance from Spain, Mexico, San Joaquin Valley
01:29 Dance between Christians and Muslims
01:54 Oaxacan culture
02:28 Fresno is Oaxaca
03:01 Oaxacan music, dance and songs
03:16 Oaxacan traditions and values