Nina Amaya is an engaging and professional performer, using stilt walking, dance, and music to enchant audiences in a whimsical, warm and humorous way. She is also a papier-mache & fabric artist. She has, over the years, taught art, performed at Artscape, Light City Baltimore, Renaissance Festivals up and down the Coast, private events, outdoor and indoor workshops, and she has run the Baltimore Faerie Faire since 2015. She shows up early and dives in wholeheartedly.
https://www.edwinaparicio.com/bio
Beautiful Pollera Colora (Congo skirt ) free style dance
Universal Carnival Art and Dance in honor of Panama 🇵🇦 independence anniversary month and in wholeheartedness perform this dance to celebrate the occasion. Folk Congo pollera skirt and headpiece inspired by tembleques. Handmade Panamanian folk craft.
Medium: Mixed medium
Year: 2021
Details: Free style dance in honor of Panama independence anniversary month
TolumiDE Performance and Interview on The AFrican Beat
Year: 2017
TolumiDE LIVE performing - Ikoyi Ikeja - Smithsonium Museum of African Art
Year: 2018
TolumiDE LIVE at Wedding Bridal Fashion Show
Year: 2021
Greta Ehrig is an award-winning, multi-disciplinary artist with a passion for teaching piano, songwriting, creative writing, and mixed-media arts.
Jamile McGee started dancing at the age of 4. Jamile was diagnosed at the age of 9 with Systemic Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis and was told he would either be in a wheel chair or not be able to walk for the remainder of his life. He was miraculously healed and able not only to walk, but also to make his home on the stage. His gift to the world started with his first professional performance at the age of 14.
Sand Spirit
At Youth America Grand Prix 2020 - award winning student Lucy Qian (Gold)
Medium: Dance
Year: 2020