Ballet Folklorico de Mexico

Ballet Folklorico could never be expressed fully only on a canvas one needs to actually practice it dance it and perform it see the faces of the audience of how astonished they are of all the turns and steps being conveyed on the stage. One could ever have this stupendous experience in just plain paper and pen. What other piece of composition that makes people express physically to others the pridefulness they have towards their country. Folklorico gives this sensation of nationalism and liberalism but other artwork does as well. For example, this composition of a mexican flag gives of the same impression, but it's more vague. For instance, in folklorico anyone gets to experience this while actually taking a part of it of the action whether it's performing it or simply enjoying it, in the other hand unless you’re helping the artist or helping the artist you don’t get the full sensation they did while painting but folklorico gives this to everyone without actually having to do any physical labor. Ballet folklorico probably is the only media that actually gives this true sensation as if one was actually in mexico expressing their gratification towards their beloved…

From a large party representing turning into a woman, to the Tlacololeros, an Agriculture dance, Mexico has different dances and traditions that separate them from everyone else with elaborate costumes and outfits, large celebrations, and colorful decorations. The traditions and dances I have researched are the celebration of a Quinceanera, the Tlacololeros, Danza del Venado, Folklórico, and the final dance is the Jarabe. Each of these have a different history, and characteristics that make them…

It all began with the Olmecs. To this day, Mexico is home to the largest population of Spanish speakers. Mexico is best known for their bright colors, Mexican cuisine, as well as their celebrations. As early as 30,000 years ago, the Olmecs settled in North America and Mexico. They were most likely hunters and gatherers. These villages eventually grew into cities. To this day, the term Mesoamerica is used to describe the areas these cities were located. The Olmecs are also known for the giant…