Created in 2017, the Folkloric Ballet Mexico Lindo of the Hispanic American Association of Delaware is eager to continue sharing its cultural heritage with more presentations in Sussex County in the coming months.

Created in 2017, the Folkloric Ballet Mexico Lindo of the Hispanic American Association of Delaware is eager to continue sharing its cultural heritage with more presentations in Sussex County in the coming months.

BETHANY BEACH, Del. - The Folkloric Ballet Mexico Lindo of the Hispanic American Association of Delaware performed at St. Martha's Episcopal Church in Bethany Beach on Saturday, bringing Mexican culture to life for more than 90 people.

Although the group totals 50 members, Saturday's showcase featured 15 adults and 15 children, representing dances from ten Mexican states, including Jalisco, Chiapas, and Yucatan.

Rosa Ruíz, a dancer originally from Toluca, Mexico, expressed her enthusiasm for sharing her culture.

"I feel so proud of that because that gives me the opportunity to spread the culture where I come from. This is a ballet classic from Mexico, so that makes me feel so proud... and even my little girl dances with me. So, I think I can show her about her culture, her roots, and her heritage," she said.

Audience member Nancy Rojewski applauded the performance: "It was fabulous. I can't stop smiling. It was just so enjoyable, so colorful, and you really felt the joy and happiness of the dancers as they performed."

Created in 2017, the Folkloric Ballet Mexico Lindo of the Hispanic American Association of Delaware is eager to continue sharing its cultural heritage with more presentations in Sussex County in the coming months.

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Reporter, Telemundo Delmarva

Ana Sofia joined the CoastTV team as a bilingual reporter in September 2022, focusing on stories from the Hispanic community on Delmarva. She graduated from American University with a bachelor's degree in journalism and a double minor in marketing, and leadership and management.

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