Nahualli

Nahualli Folklore Society is a well-established non-profit cultural organization located in Burnaby, BC, Canada, that has been operating since 2010. The primary mission of Nahualli is to represent and share Mexican culture through the art of dance. The name "Nahualli" is derived from the indigenous language of Mexico, Nahuatl, and symbolizes an animal spirit or transformative force that guides individuals from birth.

Nahualli specializes in Traditional Mexican Dance, focusing on techniques such as "zapateado" and skirt twirling, which are seamlessly blended with Mexico's most beloved rhythms including El Son, El Huapango, La Msica Ranchera, Banda, Indigenous music, and many more. The dance school aims to showcase the vibrant and diverse cultural heritage of Mexico through dynamic performances and engaging classes.

The directors of Nahualli, including Luis Garcia, Isabel Arenas, and Blanca Zapata, are dedicated to upholding the values of Diversity, Innovation, Excellence, Passion, Sustainability, and Social Responsibility. The organization is committed to building a strong sense of community and promoting diversity through the art of dance.

At Nahualli, students of all ages and experience levels are welcomed to join classes, workshops, and performances to immerse themselves in the rich culture of Mexico. The society also offers opportunities for hiring the group for events and presentations, as well as sponsorship and donations to support their programs and initiatives.

For those interested in experiencing the excitement and beauty of Mexican dance, Nahualli Folklore Society in Burnaby is the perfect place to engage with a passionate community and learn about the traditions and rhythms of Mexico. Contact Nahualli today to discover the joy of dance and cultural exchange.