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Sunday, December 30, 2012

Cuauhtemoc on Twilight's Wolf Pack

Please watch this preview interview with Cuauhtemoc Peranda, on race, ethnicity, art, performance, and contemporary racism. From the Native Bodies of Twilight, to The Lone Ranger and Tanto.

--Cuauhtemoc

Cuauhtemoc Peranda at 3:06 PM

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Cuauhtemoc Peranda: Cuauhtemoc is a quare, indigenous, xicano dancer, choreographer, traditional and contemporary artist, and writer. He is from Santa Cruz California--but he considers himself from the Bay Area generally. His work, Choreography, explores pure-unadorned steps, shapes, forms, and rhythms gathered from ancestral memory, and tends to hold themes and issues of race, gender, sexuality, sub- & Counter- Culture. He holds an MFA in Dance from Mills College, and a BA in Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity from Stanford University. His current project is developing Mitote-- a Dance form which merges contemporary and traditional dance practices, blurring the lines between ritual and performance, but in a modern sensibility. Mitote is an mix of Inter-tribal Dance, Jazz, Ballet, Modern&Post-Modern Dance, Contemporary Dance, Aztec Dance, and Voguing

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Cuauhtemoc on Twilight's Wolf Pack

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