Peruvian dance at Otis Library
June 19, 2017 12:00 am
• Last Updated: June 19, 2017 8:12 pm
The Peruvian dance troupe Kuskiraymi, which means Spring Festival in the Quechua dialect of Peru, perform "Carnaval," a traditional dance from the high hills region of Peru, for guests at Otis Library in Norwich as part of the kick-off festivities for the library's summer learning program on Monday, June 19, 2017. The troupe, made up of girls from the Norwich area, performed three dances, "Carnaval" from the high hills region of Peru, "La Vandera" from the coastal region and "Anaconda" from the forest region. The Otis summer learning program, which encompasses both reading as well as other learning activities, is themed "One World" for the wide variety of cultures present in the city. (Sean D. Elliot/The Day) Buy Photo Reprints
The Peruvian dance troupe Kuskiraymi, which means Spring Festival in the Quechua dialect of Peru, perform "Carnaval," a traditional dance from the high hills region of Peru, for guests at Otis Library in Norwich as part of the kick-off festivities for the library's summer learning program on Monday, June 19, 2017. The troupe, made up of girls from the Norwich area, performed three dances, "Carnaval" from the high hills region of Peru, "La Vandera" from the coastal region and "Anaconda" from the forest region.
The Otis summer learning program, which encompasses both reading as well as other learning activities, is themed "One World" for the wide variety of cultures present in the city.
The Peruvian dance troupe Kuskiraymi, which means Spring Festival in the Quechua dialect of Peru, perform "Carnaval," a traditional dance from the high hills region of Peru, for guests at Otis Library in Norwich as part of the kick-off festivities for the library's summer learning program Monday, June 19, 2017. The troupe, made up of girls from the Norwich area, performed three dances, "Carnaval" from the high hills region of Peru, "La Vandera" from the coastal region and "Anaconda" from the forest region. The Otis summer learning program, which encompasses both reading as well as other learning activities, is themed "One World" for the wide variety of cultures present in the city. (Sean D. Elliot/The Day) Buy Photo Reprints
The Peruvian dance troupe Kuskiraymi, which means Spring Festival in the Quechua dialect of Peru, perform "La Vandera," a traditional dance from the coastal region of Peru, for guests at Otis Library in Norwich as part of the kick-off festivities for the library's summer learning program Monday, June 19, 2017. The troupe, made up of girls from the Norwich area, performed three dances, "Carnaval" from the high hills region of Peru, "La Vandera" from the coastal region and "Anaconda" from the forest region. The Otis summer learning program, which encompasses both reading as well as other learning activities, is themed "One World" for the wide variety of cultures present in the city. (Sean D. Elliot/The Day) Buy Photo Reprints
The Peruvian dance troupe Kuskiraymi, which means Spring Festival in the Quechua dialect of Peru, perform "La Vandera," a traditional dance from the coastal region of Peru, for guests at Otis Library in Norwich as part of the kick-off festivities for the library's summer learning program Monday, June 19, 2017. The troupe, made up of girls from the Norwich area, performed three dances, "Carnaval" from the high hills region of Peru, "La Vandera" from the coastal region and "Anaconda" from the forest region. The Otis summer learning program, which encompasses both reading as well as other learning activities, is themed "One World" for the wide variety of cultures present in the city. (Sean D. Elliot/The Day) Buy Photo Reprints
The Peruvian dance troupe Kuskiraymi, which means Spring Festival in the Quechua dialect of Peru, perform "Anaconda," a traditional dance from the forest region of Peru, for guests at Otis Library in Norwich as part of the kick-off festivities for the library's summer learning program Monday, June 19, 2017. The troupe, made up of girls from the Norwich area, performed three dances, "Carnaval" from the high hills region of Peru, "La Vandera" from the coastal region and "Anaconda" from the forest region. The Otis summer learning program, which encompasses both reading as well as other learning activities, is themed "One World" for the wide variety of cultures present in the city. (Sean D. Elliot/The Day) Buy Photo Reprints
The Peruvian dance troupe Kuskiraymi, which means Spring Festival in the Quechua dialect of Peru, perform "Carnaval," a traditional dance from the high hills region of Peru, for guests at Otis Library in Norwich as part of the kick-off festivities for the library's summer learning program Monday, June 19, 2017. The troupe, made up of girls from the Norwich area, performed three dances, "Carnaval" from the high hills region of Peru, "La Vandera" from the coastal region and "Anaconda" from the forest region. The Otis summer learning program, which encompasses both reading as well as other learning activities, is themed "One World" for the wide variety of cultures present in the city. (Sean D. Elliot/The Day) Buy Photo Reprints
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