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Melody Shanahan

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Melody Shanahan nació en Charlotte NC, es ex alumna de la Northwest School of the Arts, fue miembro de NHJS (National Honor Junior Society) y NHSDA (National Honor Society for Dance Arts), actualmente estudia su High Escuela en NCCA. Su mamá es de México y su papá de Buffalo New York de ascendencia Irlandesa, ella es una chica mexicana/irlandesa que Read more...
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Motion – Dance by Highlight Concepts

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Motion Dance with glamour is a multicultural group by Highlight Concepts. This group represents diversity and inclusion through the dance using smooth and fluid movements. All choreographed routines are quite easy to follow integrating style, attitude, and Sabor. Our purpose is to bring happiness, experiences and strengthen to our people…! Highlight Concepts, Empowering the best of you! Contact: David Salazar Read more...
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Venezuelan Dance Group NC

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Our mission is to create an open forum of cultural exchange and to present the unique Venezuelan culture in the United States. The Venezuelan Dance Group was created in 1987 under the leadership of Mrs. Saida Kriz to promote and preserve the Venezuelan culture for the next generation of the growing Venezuelan community in the Greater Raleigh area. Through education Read more...
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Grupo de Danza Tonatzin

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Tonatzin(lengua náhuatl) significado nuestra madre tierra en los pueblos prehispánicos, las deidades femeninas estaban relacionadas con la vida, la fertilidad y la tierra. Una de ellas fue Tonantzin, la esencia(diosa)madre tierra , cuya veneración se hacía en el ya mencionado cerro de Tepeyac, para agradecer que ya tenían alimento en las casas durante los meses de sequía. Los pasos de Read more...