Episode 11
Bolivian Pride

The Bolivian community in Queens may be small, but they are mighty – Mickela joins cross-generational Bolivian family members with the Caporales and Tinkus dances.

 
 
 
 
 

FEATURED IN THIS EPISODE

 

Fraternidad Cultural Incallajta New York
The Incallajta Cultural Fraternity is a non-profit that works to educate the community about the ancestral culture, folkloric dances, and native traditions of the ancient Inca empire.

Caporales San Simon
One of the most recognized Bolivian cultural groups in New York City.  They work to promote and preserve Bolivian folklore through the dance of caporal.

Raices Bolivian Restaurant
67-03 Woodside Avenue
Queens, NY 11377
This restaurant offers authentic Bolivian dishes and is one of the very few restaurants in New York City specializing in Bolivian cuisine.

The NYC Dance Parade
An annual parade in NYC celebrating all forms of dance.  Bolivian dance groups from across New York City perform annual in this energetic parade!

 

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