I live in Australia and am Mexican and Native American, its so sad to know how little I know on my heritage, but im working on it! The Folkórico dances are so beautiful
All of you keep up your research into our culture and working on your dances. I am half Mexican and am VERY proud of that half, I wish you all the best.
I am a Folkloric dancer from Panama 🇵🇦 our pollera takes me 3 hours to be fully attire I know exactly how she feels and I'm glad she's doing a lot to represent her Culture beautiful video ❤️
I’m Mexican along with other things, I always wanted to display all my cultures and experience what I’ve missed out on. The day of the dead was always my grandma’s favourite holiday and went all out with it, these dance styles always captivated me. I also live in Southern California 2 hours away from LA! I hope to learn more about this culture and desplay my work.
When I was elementary school they used to bring dancers for Cinco De Mayo and it was my favorite thing. I was so confused when we moved and it wasn’t customary at every school.
Omg i saw a folklorico performance at my school during condo de Mayo and the girl’s heel broke/ripped off??? I was so scared for her but she still did amazing😭
My dad died 1 year after I finally met him and i was 9 at the time being so young I never really got to know about my heritage or know half my culture because of how unexpected he passed. My mom doesn't know what group or town he was from but I'm learning Spanish now and hopefully a DNA test can show me what part of Mexico I'm from so One day I can just visit
@2:09-@2:15 Reminds me when I wore my Dia de Muertos costume (I'm Chicana) for Halloween A woman taking my photo wanted to show my costume to her children. Because she says that it was rare seeing Hispanic customs in our neighborhood. And that we may not see much Hispanic culture anymore. Keep in mind this happened during Trump's administration.
I would love to be able to buy a Chiapas dress and a Guerrero dress. Could you please give me some information about how I could do that? Thanks so much.
God I wish I was born Mexican…I’m Italian and we don’t have beautiful costumes and moves like these… question: could I buy a Folkórico dress and try to dance the Folkòrico even if I’m Italian? Would that be in any way disrespectful to the dance or anyway to the tradition?
Of course!! It would be an honor for people outside of our culture to learn our dances. But as long as you are not ruining it or dancing mockingly then I don’t see why not.
I honestly don't see a problem with it as long as you don't mock our culture or people! [My mother also doesnt see a problem either and she used to be a dancer :)] Honestly, I'd love to see more people learn these dances and share them with others 💕
@@EG-qs1sg you do know most people that lived in the part that was Mexico were from the US right? Most of our people here now came from Mexico recently
We were absolutely stripped of our culture. The only reason Latin people exist is because yt pipo came to the Americas and raped the indigenous people and then destroyed everything and replaced it with Spanish Catholicism. And even after that, when the yt pipo decided to “manifest their destiny” to the west, they forced the border across our lands, taking our lands by force or by “law” and pushing us out. When Mexicans immigrated to the US, we assimilated to prevent persecution and it gave 1st and 2nd generation Mexican-Americans an identity crisis which birthed the Chicano movement. This is why there are 3rd and 4th generation Mexicans living in LA who don’t speak Spanish and don’t know anything about Mexican culture, because their parents never taught them and the US education system certainly doesn’t either. Now, it’s amazing seeing someone like her keep our traditions alive through TikTok and I hope it inspires more people to continue those for generations to come.
@@salatkiel most of our people here now came here in the 90s so our culture is alive and well + our culture is literally a mix of indigenous and Spanish culture if we dont have one or the other we dont have Mexican culture
She means some people not everyone. Many times immigrants choose to keep traditions from their children to make sure they assimilate better among other things
Im 15, and although I don't dance folklorico anymore, i really loved doing it as a young kid and it makes me happy anytime i see it come up in videos
As a 17 year old folklorico dancer, I admire her so much!! She is my inspiration 🇲🇽
I live in Australia and am Mexican and Native American, its so sad to know how little I know on my heritage, but im working on it! The Folkórico dances are so beautiful
Dang im native American- mexican as well and i dont think i know anything about my culture. But I can't imagine what that's like for you
ayo literally same. like i have some traditional clothes and eat the food but thats literally about it like its so sad
Sameee
All of you keep up your research into our culture and working on your dances. I am half Mexican and am VERY proud of that half, I wish you all the best.
They’re amazing. I did two and I loved them!!
I am a Folkloric dancer from Panama 🇵🇦 our pollera takes me 3 hours to be fully attire I know exactly how she feels and I'm glad she's doing a lot to represent her Culture beautiful video ❤️
I’m Mexican along with other things, I always wanted to display all my cultures and experience what I’ve missed out on. The day of the dead was always my grandma’s favourite holiday and went all out with it, these dance styles always captivated me. I also live in Southern California 2 hours away from LA! I hope to learn more about this culture and desplay my work.
Folklórico dancers wya??🙋🏽♀️
Right here!
Present 🙋🏽♀️
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Mee
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When I was elementary school they used to bring dancers for Cinco De Mayo and it was my favorite thing. I was so confused when we moved and it wasn’t customary at every school.
As a mexican this is so beautiful to see
IKR
Oh, my golly! So beautiful! The colors! The costumes! The skirts dance, too.
Omg i saw a folklorico performance at my school during condo de Mayo and the girl’s heel broke/ripped off??? I was so scared for her but she still did amazing😭
I dance for the jalisco region 💜💜💜💜 been doing it for 13 years 😊😊😊
What a beautiful spirit.
Omg the hair piece for the chiapas dress is huge!. I'd be afraid it'd fall out.
I love folklorico so much I've been dancing since I was 4-5
Simply beautiful.
That’s awesome keep going!
Oh , l just , love it girl . Keep it up .👍
Thanks for watching.
Im so happy that they ofger folklorico at my school! Definitly going to sign up!
My dad died 1 year after I finally met him and i was 9 at the time being so young I never really got to know about my heritage or know half my culture because of how unexpected he passed. My mom doesn't know what group or town he was from but I'm learning Spanish now and hopefully a DNA test can show me what part of Mexico I'm from so One day I can just visit
I dance with her ❤I’ve been doing dance with her since I was 2❤ I miss dance 😢
Love this video! Be Proud!! ❤❤
I love the dresses they wear they are just so pretty and the way the dresses move is just so graceful
I love matisse so much ❤❤❤
@2:09-@2:15 Reminds me when I wore my Dia de Muertos costume (I'm Chicana) for Halloween A woman taking my photo wanted to show my costume to her children. Because she says that it was rare seeing Hispanic customs in our neighborhood. And that we may not see much Hispanic culture anymore. Keep in mind this happened during Trump's administration.
because 🇺🇸 think Mexico is a enemy for their economies, but isn't true.
I am so glad that I’m Mexican and I dance folklore too
Love this!!!
Viva Mexico
YES !!!!!!!!!
Beautiful
I would love to be able to buy a Chiapas dress and a Guerrero dress. Could you please give me some information about how I could do that? Thanks so much.
I BOUGHT A DRESS EXACTLY LIKE HERS :D
Congrats! May know from where? The dress is so gorgeous and I need a good Jalisco dress.
May I ask where? I love the style of it.
I dance this too
I’m doing un grito during this
Mucho Bonita's!!! Mesmerizing
Hi can I rent or buy your Mexican gown please
I am from Chihuahua too. I was adopted when I was a baby by a white family. So I am now just learning about the culture.
Wauw thank you 💙💫👍💫💜💛💚🧡🥰
I like you, and your skirt!!!
God I wish I was born Mexican…I’m Italian and we don’t have beautiful costumes and moves like these… question: could I buy a Folkórico dress and try to dance the Folkòrico even if I’m Italian? Would that be in any way disrespectful to the dance or anyway to the tradition?
Of course!! It would be an honor for people outside of our culture to learn our dances. But as long as you are not ruining it or dancing mockingly then I don’t see why not.
I honestly don't see a problem with it as long as you don't mock our culture or people! [My mother also doesnt see a problem either and she used to be a dancer :)]
Honestly, I'd love to see more people learn these dances and share them with others 💕
We were not stripped of our culture due to most of us getting here rather late compared to others most didnt come till like the 70,s
@@EG-qs1sg you do know most people that lived in the part that was Mexico were from the US right? Most of our people here now came from Mexico recently
We were absolutely stripped of our culture. The only reason Latin people exist is because yt pipo came to the Americas and raped the indigenous people and then destroyed everything and replaced it with Spanish Catholicism.
And even after that, when the yt pipo decided to “manifest their destiny” to the west, they forced the border across our lands, taking our lands by force or by “law” and pushing us out. When Mexicans immigrated to the US, we assimilated to prevent persecution and it gave 1st and 2nd generation Mexican-Americans an identity crisis which birthed the Chicano movement.
This is why there are 3rd and 4th generation Mexicans living in LA who don’t speak Spanish and don’t know anything about Mexican culture, because their parents never taught them and the US education system certainly doesn’t either. Now, it’s amazing seeing someone like her keep our traditions alive through TikTok and I hope it inspires more people to continue those for generations to come.
@@salatkiel most of our people here now came here in the 90s so our culture is alive and well + our culture is literally a mix of indigenous and Spanish culture if we dont have one or the other we dont have Mexican culture
She means some people not everyone. Many times immigrants choose to keep traditions from their children to make sure they assimilate better among other things
whats her account?
Do borracho
First like lol