danza
8 photos tagged danza, from 3 members of Flickr Commons.
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The last upload was October 2015.
Image (2) from WikiSinaloa uploaded October 2015
Image from WikiSinaloa uploaded October 2015
2007 Powwow from Smithsonian Institution uploaded June 2008
2007 Powwow from Smithsonian Institution uploaded June 2008
2007 Powwow from Smithsonian Institution uploaded June 2008
2005 Powwow from Smithsonian Institution uploaded June 2008
Untitled from Smithsonian Institution uploaded May 2008
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Valentina Blinova in L'Oiseau de feu [The Firebird], Ballets Russes, Sydney, 1936-1937 / Max Dupain
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2007 Powwow
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Brave Sand said:
Hi, we're administrators for a group called Preserving Cultural Heritage Around the World, and we'd love to have this added to the group! Dear Smithsonian Institution, The “Preserving Cultural Heritage Around the World” Flickr set asks you to share your images or create new ones that show how people in different countries preserve their cultural traditions, especially minority cultures and ethnic groups. This set will feature photos and videos sent to us in response to the query “Be proud of who you are! How do people in your country celebrate and preserve their cultural traditions?” The Flickr project is part of a special feature on America.gov – Preserving Minority Cultures -- that shows how America is enhanced by the traditions of its various immigrant and Native American communities. It samples some of the many ways minority cultures are encouraged to thrive. Please add your photographs to our Flickr set and describe in the caption box what your image is about. We’d like to share as many of these images as possible on our blog, our website and our Facebook page. If you’d like us to include your photos among those we share elsewhere, please remove any copyright restrictions and let us know how you’d like to be credited. Thank you in advance. Louise Fenner and Lauren Monsen Senior Writer/Editors America.gov
Untitled
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Mertxe Martinez said:
Musicos danzantes de la Isla de Taquile (Intika en quechua), es una isla situada a orillas del Lago Titicaca en el Departamento de Puno, en Peru; es la isla mas grande, conserva las tradiciones, costumbres; es un rincon sociocultural unico en el mundo Musicians danzantesof the island of Taquile, is an island shores of Lake Titicaca in the Department of Puno, Peru; it is the largest island which preserves the traditions customs, is a socio-cultural Rincon of Florence.we in the world www.isladetaquile.com.pe
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Gustavo Alayza Agostinelli said:
Error la isla más grande del Titicaca en Perú es Amantaní, luego Soto y luego Taquile
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Tame Station said:
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Amparo Coacalla said:
Al parecer hay un error entre la imagen y descripción, la imagen muestra músicos con un traje que tiene piel de leopardo (propio de la selva) y los taquileños no tienen nada que ver con ello, ya que viven en una isla del Titikaka (zona algo fria). Además esos no son los trajes típicos de Taquile. Los trajes de los taquileños son muy tradicionales, todo tejido por ellos mismos, con lana y colores naturales.