TOCANDO TIERRA
Tocando Tierra features the premieres of Danza de los Migueles from Tzinacapan, Puebla, El Carnaval Zoque-Coiteco from the state of Chiapas, Huapangos from the state of Hidalgo and as well as restaged suites of Los Zacatecanos, Calabaceados de Baja California, Sones Arribeños de Xichú, Nuevo León Centro, and Sones de Jalisco.
Accompanying Los Lupeños and Los Lupeños Juvenil are the talented musicians of Madrigal Musical, Ensemble Folklórico de Veracruz, and Mariachi Estelar.
Tocando Tierra is possible due to the generosity of our sponsors, many personal donations, and the collaboration of our team of volunteers. In particular, we would like to thank:
School of Arts and Culture @MHP
The nonprofit School of Arts and Culture (stewards of the Mexican Heritage Plaza in East San José) partners with nonprofit arts organizations like ours to bring cultural, educational, and entertaining events to the community.
City of San José
Supported in part by an Operations Grant from the City of San José Office of Cultural Affairs.
SVCreates
Supported in part by an Unrestricted Operating Grant from SVCreates, in partnership with the County of Santa Clara.
William and Flora Hewlett Foundation
Supported in part by a Performing Arts Operations grant from the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation.