A ritual of
memory
and movement

Our Story

Nahualli (Nah-Wall-e) Folklore Society is a registered non-profit organization established in Vancouver, B.C. Canada since 2010.

Nahualli specializes in traditional Mexican folk dance, bringing Mexico's rich cultural heritage to life through rhythmic footwork, vibrant costumes, expressive movement, and music from the country's diverse regional traditions. Through performances, education, and community engagement, Nahualli celebrates the beauty and diversity of Mexican culture.

What’s Happening

Day of the Dead 2026

By Nahualli Folklore Society | Jul 22, 2026

Step into a world where life and death intertwine, where the beauty of existence and the memories of those who came before us come alive through the art of dance. Witness the power and resilience of the human spirit as our talented performers weave a tapestry of movement, emotion, and storytelling.

Dance Season Begins

By Nahualli Folklore Society | Jan 28, 2026

We’re excited to share some great news as we kick off the season! 💃 Veracruz Workshop ReturnsOur Veracruz workshop is back on February 14 &…

About Nahualli

By Nahualli Folklore Society | Jan 1, 2026

We respectfully acknowledge that the land on which we gather and dance is the unceded territory of the Coast Salish Peoples, including the traditional lands…

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Behind the scenes & latest moments

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Be Part of the Movement

The Nahualli Folklore Society is a non-profit cultural organization. Consequently, we rely on and deeply appreciate donations and support from our community and followers.

Our Core

Mission

To share and celebrate the richness of Mexican folk dance in Vancouver through accessible education, intergenerational learning, and vibrant performances that foster cultural pride, meaningful connections, and a deeper appreciation of Mexican heritage.

Vision

To create a future where Mexican folk dance is widely recognized, celebrated, and valued as an important part of Canada's diverse cultural landscape.

Values

Community, inclusivity, cultural pride, intergenerational learning, artistic excellence, and respect for the diverse traditions that shape Mexico's cultural heritage.

Meet the Team

Andrea Fiscal - Vice-president

Martha Delgadillo - Secretary

Blanca Zapata - President

Isabel Arenas - Treasurer

Roxana Ramirez- Board Director

Luis Garcia - Artistic Director

(778) 707-8909

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Vancouver, BC Canada.

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Get in touch with us to find out about hiring or sponsoring us, events and presentations, our dance school, or any other inquiry you may have.

A ritual ofmemoryand movement