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In Celebration of Day of the Dead En Celebración del Día de los Muertos
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Creative Art-Making at Intermedia Arts! Artesanía Creativa en Intermedia Arts!
Art-Making Activities | Actividades ArtesanalesPapel Picado, Mask-Making, and more!
Papel picado, máscaras, y más!
Danza Performance and Demo | Espectáculo de Danza y DemoWith KetzalCoatlicue at 10:45AMCon KetzalCoatlicue a las 10:45AMSon Jarocho Music and Presentation Presentación y Música de Son JarochoWith Chicago-based ensemble Son Monarchas Con el conjunto de Son Monarchaas Healthy Snacks & Beverages! Botanas Saludables y Bebidas!
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About Son Monarcas |http://www.sonmonarcas.com/
Son Monarcas is a Chicago-based ensemble comprised of musicians who are well versed in the Afro-Mestizo genres of Mexican folk music as well as other world music genres as a result of having lived in the culturally rich Windy City. They blend the traditional with the contemporary by creating original arrangements of son Jarocho while retaining the foundation of the traditional style. Some of their original compositions and interpretations include the accordion, adding a European influence to their authentic Mexican roots. Their performances also showcase the various styles of the Americas. From the timeless sones of Mexico to the sounds of South America, such as cumbia and tango, Son Monarcas takes you on a musical migration, like that of the Monarch Butterfly, from the United States to the far corners of South America.
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About KetzalCoatlicue
KetzalCoatlicue (Precious Mother Earth) is a Kalpulli (learning community) of Indigenous people joined by the desire to learn, share and live the tradition of Mexican Aztec dance.Led by director Aztec Dance Captain Susana De León, KetzalCoatlicue pursues this spiritual, mental, and physical vocation with music from the sacred drum, conch shells, seeds and other instruments gifted by the natural environment. KetzalCoatlicue was established in the year 2000 in South Minneapolis. Since then, KetzalCoatlicue has participated in community celebrations, educational and political events and holds three annual ceremonies connected to cultural Mexican traditions. They are located in South Minneapolis and joining the group is free.
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The full 2015 Festival de las Calaveras schedule follows below:
2015 Festival de las Calaveras Schedule
Festival de las Calaveras is a multimedia Latino arts festival that includes:
Festival de las Calaveras
Opening Reception: October 16 | 7PM
Electric Machete's Studio & Gallery
Mai Morire Film Screening & Dialogue
Intermedia Arts
Family Art Day
Intermedia Arts
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Mercado Central
Festival de las Calaveras Concert
The Cedar Cultural Center
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