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| Belly dancer at Viva La Llorona, Wigwam Museum, El Paso, Texas. September 2016. |
September 2016
Part 1 looked at the art of La Llorona at the Wigwam Museum, operated by the Paso del Norte Paranormal Society.
For Part 2, I present to you dance and music from the event participants.
First up is a belly dancer.
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| Belly dancer at Viva La Llorona, Wigwam Museum, El Paso, Texas. September 2016. |
I created a movie out of the stills I took of the belly dancer's performance, then added creative-commons music by Turku, Nomads of the Silk Road. I'm unhappy that I didn't capture the dancer's name so I could credit her. Ditto for the other performers.
A young, young band performed. The lead guitarist had good presence and a pulled-together persona. He looks like he has a vision for his future.
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| Band member at Viva La Llorona, Wigwam Museum, El Paso, Texas. September 2016. |
A taste below:
For the modern dancer below, I created another movie from my collection of stills, using creative-commons music from Art of Escapism.
One of her stills:
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| Dancer at Viva La Llorona, Wigwam Museum, El Paso, Texas. September 2016. |
The gentleman on the left in this photo below is, I believe, one of the principles of the Wigwam Museum.
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| Band member at Viva La Llorona, Wigwam Museum, El Paso, Texas. September 2016. |
I like how you can see the audience in the mirror in the bottom left.
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| Band member at Viva La Llorona, Wigwam Museum, El Paso, Texas. September 2016. |
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