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BALLET FOLKLÓRICO MÉXICO DANZA

 

Based in Hayward, Ballet Folklórico México Danza was founded by René González, with collaboration from Martín Romero of Mexico City. González and Romero each have over 30 years of dance experience at national and international levels.

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            The group’s original purpose was to serve as an after-school program to keep children from drug use and gang activities. Today, our program continues to be a safe space for children to develop a love of dance and learn about their heritage – but we have grown to include individuals of all ages and nationalities from diverse Bay Area communities.

In 1995, Ballet Folklórico México Danza was honored to receive a Presidential Proclamation from President William J. Clinton.

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Influenced by the work of Amalia Hernandez, the “Queen of Mexican Folklore,” México Danza helps students of all ages develop as artists in a unique, disciplined and cultural environment. The passion and energy of our dancers, our colorful costumes and our intricate dance style has moved many audiences and has helped our group gain a loyal following.

© Ballet Folklorico Mexico Danza | 501(c)(3) Nonprofit Organization.

INSTAGRAM: @BFMEXICODANZA

FACEBOOK: COMEXICODANZA

WHO WE ARE

Ballet Folklórico México Danza has been a proud member of the Bay Area community since 1991. Our non-profit dance company is dedicated to presenting the beautiful, cultural heritage of Mexico through folkloric dance. We strive to help our students of all ages develop as artists in a unique, disciplined and cultural environment. Come join us!

I danced for this company as teenager, when they were still in a small studio across from the Hayward library. Rene and Martin were great teachers. They left great memories in my heart :) – Jessica Ramos

Martin’s eye for detail really makes all the difference. He’s one of the few instructors that I’ve seen who after watching a person dance once can proceed to eloquently explain multiple ways in which that person danced wrongly. He’s been able to identify minor flaws in my dance style that I hadn’t noticed throughout my years of previous dancing. It’s nice to see myself improving. – Steven Ekejiuba