GMV's wholly owned subsidiary acquired 100% of the Mining Property Lease ( "Mining Property Lease" or "Lease") of Norman A. Pearson in the Mexican Hat Property pursuant to the terms of a mining ...

FLINT, MI -- Folkloric dance combines the vibrancy of a rainbow with the energy of a lightning bolt. The Mexican-style of dance brings together tradition and spectacle with variations from each ...

A Treasure Valley teacher preserves Mexican heritage through folklorico dance, teaching 50 students the traditions of 20 Mexican regions through her dance company Ballet Folklorico Mexico Lindo.

A Mexican Folklorico dance group in Southwest Detroit has found temporary refuge at the Gaelic League in Corktown after a water main break flooded their studio. Ballet Folklorico Moyocoyani Izel ...

BETHLEHEM, Pa. - A New York-based dance group is bringing Mexican and Mexican-American heritage to the Lehigh Valley. The Calpulli Mexican Dance Company is in town. They showed seniors how to ...

Click on the “Photo Investigation: Dance the Hat Off” quest and then track it on the map. We have placed a screenshot of where you can find Palida on the map.

Popular dance group celebrates Mexican culture at Edison Parade The group has appeared in the parade for several years. In last year’s parade, about 200 members walked or did Mexican folk dances ...

Full Fact could not find any other images or reporting of President Sheinbaum wearing such a hat, and a representative of the Mexican presidency told Reuters the image was fake. Before sharing content ...

Lucero says her love for dance at an early age led her to form WestSide Dance in 1997. As a child, Lucero was a member of the Utah Ballet Folklórico, a group founded by the Utah Arts Council.

As they take the stage, Roanoke’s first traditional Mexican dance group invites everyone to join in this celebration of heritage. Click here for other Hispanic Heritage Month stories.

By his side is dance member Gabriela Cornelius. "When I dance, I'm free, I'm expressing myself. I'm happy," she shared. Her family moved to St. Louis in 1988. Her aunt was already living in St. Louis.

Their performances at the Iowa's Latino Heritage Fesitval draws crowds year after year. Ramos came to the United State in 2001, but her love for Mexican Folkloric Dance never left.