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Millennial fitness in Costa Rica: Twerkshop
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October 30, 2018
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Former U.S. Ambassador to Costa Rica makes ‘Dancing with the Stars’ debut
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Choreography festival returns to National Theater for 31st edition
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The Graciela Moreno Choreography Festival is a four-day series of performances, showcasing some of the finest dancers in the country.
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Contemporary Dance Festival opens at the Melico Salazar
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The 13th National Festival of Contemporary Dance presents the works of numerous Costa Rican dance companies over the course of five days.
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