Los Mestizos de San Jose - Art Carranza - Comcast Interview

2008 = 35th Anniversary Celebration of Los Mestizos de San Jose, California, USA!
For 35 momentous years Los Mestizos has been performing Mexican folklorico dancing the length and breadth of California. The dances represent all regions of Mexico and it's beautiful cultural diversity. Los Mestizos attracts and trains interested dancers 5 to 65 years young! The costumes of this exemplary dance troupe are exciting in their diversity and wonderfully unique and colorful!

35 years in existence has provided Los Mestizos with the experience to develop professional, Hollywood quality performances. They are known statewide for their exciting performances, attention to authentic detail, and for providing the most diverse and unique dance presentations anywhere!

Los Mestizos perform in a variety of venues: from store openings, weddings, and corporate events, to national stage presentations at such prestigious celebrations such as: the San Jose Mariachi Festival, the San Francisco International Arts Festival, the San Jose International Festival, and the San Jose Vietnamese Tet festival.

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[artcarranza]

Well, what can I say, the fact is that the founder of the group named the dance group feeling that it would bring more pride to the mestizo race and the mexican culture. We do have many mestizo parents and dancers in the group. We do not profile or are prejudice towards our members, we are dancers and love the Mexican culture and it's dances. Hope you enjoyed.

[xNapoleonBx]

@artcarranza Well , first there is around 20 millions white Mexicans in Mexico so of course you can be Mexican to the bone and being white ..

It was just funny cuz there were no mestizo lol anyway I do like what youre doing , I love dancing :)

[artcarranza]

@xNapoleonBx , Los Mestizos de San Jose is the name of our dance group, if you are referring to the color of our skin, just shows you have little understanding of our point of origin. I was born in Mexico and am Mexican to the bone. I have not one drop of indian blood in me so I can't be called a mestizo. Hope you enjoyed this and other videos on youtube.

[xNapoleonBx]

looks more like los blancos de san jose to me lol

[EvilFrieza]

maricarmen. she's a nice girl.

[artcarranza]

Which one of my daughters went to school with you?

[EvilFrieza]

that girl went to my high school