Show Times

Wednesday, April 23, 2008 at
9:30am
60 minutes
www.sroartists.com

SOLD OUT

Back by popular demand, this group, founded in 1985, has crisscrossed the globe exciting audiences of all ages. Their visual fi esta of culture and folklore features many regional dances of old Mexico, in particular from their home state of Veracruz, birthplace of the world famous “La Bamba.” The music, performed live on authentic stringed instruments, punctuates the meticulous movement, colorful clothing, and perfect pulse established by the world-class dancers. Earning standing ovations from Cuba to Malaysia, “Quetzalli” proves why they are one of Mexico’s most popular exports!

California Content Standards easily applied in your classroom

4.AR.MU.3.2: Identify music from diverse cultures and time periods.

K-12.AR.DA.3.0: Students analyze the function and development of dance in past and present cultures throughout the world, noting human diversity as it relates to dance and dancers.

K-12.AR.MU.3.0: Understanding the historical contributions and cultural dimensions of music.

Lesson Plan Idea
As a class or individually, students research different Latin
American countries observing similarities and differences that affect cultural traditions such as dance.