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25.01.2022 One of our newest and youngest dancers at her debut today! Dancing #Caporales for the first time! Congratulations Naira and Vritz for an amazing performance today! #caporalita #caporales #caporalquerido #BoliviaMarka

24.01.2022 #BoliviaMarka in full force #Tobas is a #Tribal #tribaldance from the #amazonian region of #Bolivia #amazona #BoliviaMarkaLadies #BolivianDancing #Boliviana #latina #latino #latindancing #indigenous #amazon

23.01.2022 Bolivia Única y Auténtica! Bolivia was the first to present caporales on a global scale at the 1994 football world cup! The first encounter those of us outside Bolivia had the chance to feel this infectious rhythm and in many ways this video helped create Bolivia Marka as it inspired us to form the group!

21.01.2022 Joseph Gordan Levitt wants to see your photos of Bolivia! Add yours to the comments or have a look though the comments to see some beautiful shots of our beautiful Bolivia

21.01.2022 Flashback to the #woodfordfolkfestival almost three years ago, and a late but Happy Birthday to this wonderful human @ebenson_7 may this year bring you much joy, keep dancing and spreading your joy and enthusiasm around the world #afroboliviano #afrosaya #Boliviandancing #boliviamarka

21.01.2022 So much colour and beauty in this dance! Which is only further enhanced by the live music by the most talented musician Genaro Chuquicallata! #BoliviaMarka #BoliviaMarkaLadies #BolivianDancing #surisikuri #folklore #andean #andino #poderandino @woodfordfolkfestival #Woodford #Bushtime

21.01.2022 Bolivia Marka dancing Caporales at the Latin Festival 4 year ago Brisbane ..

20.01.2022 #Beauty and the beast #Tobas #BoliviaMarka at #Woodford #Bushtime #beautiful #headdress #BoliviaMarkaLadies #featheredheaddress #amazona #amazon

18.01.2022 Super excited to be involved in this 2 week virtual festival!! From the 1st-14th November!

16.01.2022 Amazing video of the Afro-Bolivian Saya or Afro-saya performed by the Bolivian community in Germany!!!

15.01.2022 So grateful for all the hard work put in today by all the dancers! Thank you #BoliviaMarka #Morenas #morenada #morena #moreno #hermanas #Bolivia #BolivianDancing

15.01.2022 Huge happy birthday to this wonderful human, friend and talented dancer @robertothatch

13.01.2022 Throwback Thursday, on this day 3 years ago exploring the streets of Oruro Bolivia, two brothers happened upon two llamitas

09.01.2022 Happy birthday to our friend, collaborator and founding member Genaro! Thank you for your beautiful spirit, incredible music and help over the past 21 years! We love you

09.01.2022 Have you seen our new #achachi? He lives in the shadows! #BoliviaMarka has plenty of new costumes for this year. One of which is our #Tobas #amazona #saltando #BolivianDancing at #Woodford #Bushtime @woodfordfolkfestival photo credit to @jessicatedim #photography #feathers #folkloric #folklore #bolivia #Boliviano #latino #amazon

09.01.2022 So very excited for our next performance! It's been such a quiet year Bolivia Marka can't wait to be dancing again at the Fiesta latina 2020!

05.01.2022 Flashing back to fiesta latina 4 years ago!

04.01.2022 The day día de los muertos is celebrated in Bolivia! On November 2nd, cemeteries throughout Bolivia host thousands of visitors who decorate the graves of the dead with flowers as well as leave out elaborate spreads of food for the deceased. Offerings include cake, popcorn, candy and fruits, intended as nourishment for the spirit’s journey back to the afterlife. There is also a lot of bread, much of which is baked into symbolic shapes such as angels, bulls (representing prospe...rity) and ladders (to help the dead ascend to heaven). Tantawawas are sweet bread figurines, sometimes flavored with cinnamon, other times with anise, that are shaped into various traditional shapes to honor the dead. In the Quechua language, which is spoken by over 2 million people in Bolivia, the word "tanta" means bread and the word "wawa" means baby. Most of the time, these breads are shaped like babies wrapped in a blanket, or ancestors who have passed away. The remainder of Dia de los Muertos is spent with family at the cemetery, talking, praying for their loved ones and smoking (something which is viewed as a spiritual act on Todos Santos). Friends and strangers alike are welcome to join in the prayers and often have their kindness repaid with food. See more

02.01.2022 #BoliviaMarka dancing #surisikuri an #andean #Boliviandance with live music by our own sikuri Genaro @woodfordfolkfestival #Bushtime

01.01.2022 Happy birthday to this beautiful Bolivian, thank you for all your amazing dancing over the past 10 years, for teaching us and for your friendship! The Bolivia Marka family loves you long time #Boliviana #BoliviaMarka #amazona #tobas

01.01.2022 People often ask why and how we have kept the group going for 21 years, this photo explains, it's the love, love of friends, love of dancing, love and passion is what our group has in abundance #justalittlehelpfrommyfriends #love

01.01.2022 Flashing back to the mosaic festival on this day 2 years ago! Thank you @adanorozcojimenez for the photos