olvera street tribal dance! pt 2

@ los angeles, CA.

olvera street is a historical place that concentraits on CA history (its mexican influence)

i dont know what tribe this is from and had no idea what they were saying (since i dont speak spanish)...but i thought the dance was very entertaining and interesting to watch!

link for pt 1:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=8LA65EQoMKo

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[galeasfam03]

si alguien sabe como comunicarse con los bailadores favor de mandar me un mensaje estoy interesada en tenerlos en un evento especial! galeasfam03@att.net

[dsjmz]

this is our heritage lets not lose it

[Evgeny Vecherinkin]

Very nice !

[megacumbe]

SUPER

[megacumbe]

YUHUUU LA BANDA

[AztecDancers]

To "lovelyflowers101" or whatever "name" you choose this time - It's so sad that you publicly display your ignorance. But, your hate comments can't hide under the thin veil of the internet. We know who you are, so try to do a better job at hiding your identity. :-)

[lovelyflowers101]

Fake ass wannabe Indians!!!!!!!

[AztecDancers]

I couldn't agree with you more. Unfortunately, not only is "akrasiel" pathetic, but he/she is also clueless. Que no?! First, we are not "ancient." We are VERY MUCH ALIVE today. Second, we don't do "indian dances."  These are "danzas aztecas/mexicas." Last, we are not "indian" as he/she refers, but "indigenous." It's so sad that people like "akrasiel" just perpetuate ignorance through unthoughtful comments.

[akrasiel]

pathetic, where is the greatness and the honor of the ancient tribes? this is getting such a wrong image to what the indian dances means.

[AztecDancers]

Here is Martin Tellez offering a traditional Aztec Dance.