SAN DIEGO — Immigrants have embarked on long journeys to build new lives in America, but it’s the steps they take today that help them get into a good rhythm and carry on tradition wherever they go.
Kaypi, Perú—“This Is Peru” in the indigenous Quechua language—highlights Peru’s rich and diverse cultural heritage and traditional arts. For the webcast portion of the festival, we recorded ...
Cultural celebration moves viewers to reflect upon issues of heritage and American identity in “Soy Andina,” a documentary film on traditional Peruvian dance. The featured Peruvian dance group will ...
No matter the locale, the ballet world uses French terms for steps. But modern dance has no standard vocabulary: The word choice and the tongue are dependent upon the choreographer or teacher. In Peru ...
STAMFORD — Stamford Dances Downtown kicked off the first of two free professional dances performances Wednesday night at Mill River Park. The evening was slated to include live performances from ...
Dancing to the tune of a local band, four pallbearers carry a coffin performing choreographies through the streets of a northern Peruvian village. The so-called "dancers of death" evoking the famous ...
LIMA, Perú — The three Venezuelan migrants eke out a living 90 seconds at a time in a busy intersection of Peru’s capital. When the traffic light flashes red, the acrobatics and break dancing starts.
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