SAN DIEGO — Immigrants have embarked on long journeys to build new lives in America, but it’s the steps they take today that help them get into a good rhythm and carry on tradition wherever they go.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. In this April 2, 2019 photo, young ballet students stand in first position in a dance studio at a public school in the Chorrillos ...

Kaypi, Perú—“This Is Peru” in the indigenous Quechua language—highlights Peru’s rich and diverse cultural heritage and traditional arts. For the webcast portion of the festival, we recorded ...

This segment of Worldview was originally broadcast on June 4th, 2012. Monday on Worldview features this fascinating segment from WorldVision Report and producer Cynthia Graber about an Afro-Peruvian ...

Less than a minute after the thunder rumbled, the park was deserted. Gone were the marching band in their colourful suits and the dancers in their shiny, beaded costumes. All that remained were the ...

No matter the locale, the ballet world uses French terms for steps. But modern dance has no standard vocabulary: The word choice and the tongue are dependent upon the choreographer or teacher. In Peru ...

The rhythmic beats of the cajon, voices of Northwestern’s Latin Music Ensemble, stomping of feet and laughter of dancers filled Harris Hall on Wednesday evening as members of the NU community gathered ...

Peruvian superstar Eva Ayllón is a little bit African, a little bit Spanish and a little bit Peruvian – plus a little bit of a lot of other things. Ayllón, who has been called both the Tina Turner and ...