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PHOTOS: 2015 Choreographers Festival

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By Alberto Font
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The 2015 Choreographers Festival kicked off Thursday with the presentation of four pieces: “Simbiontes” by Mario Vircha, “Hablame como la lluvia… O como te de la gana” de Metzi Hovenga, “22” by Laura González and “Tlalli” by Laura Murillo and Melissa Rivera.

The festival continues through Sunday.

 

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