Renowned dance troupe performs at Mexican Cultural Week

The enchanting rhythms of traditional Mexican folkloric music and dances filled the air as the renowned dance troupe "Amo a Mexico" took the centre stage at Place Vendome Friday, marking the Mexican Cultural Week in Qatar.The riveting performance by the Folkloric Dance Company, led by the renowned choreographer, Lolita Menchaca, showcased a vivid and diverse array of traditional Mexican dances, each representing a different region of Mexico. The show was a captivating display of the country's unique cultural identity, capturing the essence of Mexico's history, customs, and traditions through fascinating choreography.Mexican ambassador Guillermo Ordorica Robles lauded the performances by "Amo a Mexico" and the Mariachi and Choirs group "Renacimiento," led by director Francisco Ortega. He highlighted how these prestigious Mexican artistes have left a profound impact on audiences worldwide, carrying Mexico's cultural essence to every corner of the globe."Prestigious Mexican artists arrived in Qatar to show the way in which Mexico, through its traditional regional music and dances, expresses itself and dialogues with a pluralistic and multicultural world."Over the years, they have performed in countries all over the globe where they have left a strong imprint of Mexico’s unique identity. Their presentations in Qatar have been outstanding and were enjoyed deeply by the public,” the envoy told Gulf Times.Robles stressed the significance of this cultural exchange between Mexico and Qatar, underscoring the bonds of friendship and cooperation between the two nations.He credited the collaboration between the Mexican embassy in Doha and the Ministry of Culture of Qatar, facilitated by the agreement on co-operation in the cultural and artistic fields, for making the event a resounding success."This first edition of the Mexican Culture Week marks a milestone in the cultural relations between Mexico and Qatar. It brought very emblematic expressions of music, dance, arts, poetry and our traditional cuisine."Altogether, we are certain that these events will increase the knowledge of Mexico in Qatar and continue strengthening the bonds of co-operation and friendship among their peoples and governments,” Robles said.The festivities kicked off on August 2 at Beit Al-Sulaiti, with an elaborate opening ceremony, featuring a mesmerising display of folkloric performances, captivating poetry readings, exhibitions of visual arts and sculptures, and demonstrations of traditional culinary arts.The Mexican Culture Week is poised to enrich the understanding of Mexico's heritage among the Qatari people while fostering a greater appreciation for cultural diversity.