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Photo Gallery: The Hispanic Assembly

Geetanjali Raju and Seyun Park • Dec 5, 2023

  • Members of the Hispanic/Latin Heritage Club, Pasion Latino, Fashion Club and Tech Crew joined to host the Hispanic/Latin Cultural Assembly on Friday, Nov. 17.

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  • From left: Juana Barrera, Elizabeth Hernandez and Joana Leon pose during their dance. The three are part of the Pasion Latino competitive club.

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  • Victoria Merida Quintero and Luis Andres Muños Mares perform a duo dance during the assembly.

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  • Frankie Fabiana Ramos Franco sings the song “Sabor a mi” by Luis Miguel. The title of the song translates to “the taste of me.”

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  • Juan Pozo and David Galindo (yellow shirts) demonstrate soccer (fútbol) skills including juggling and passing.

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  • Barrera and Andres dance together. Barrera and Andres are the president and vice president, respectively, of the Hispanic/Latin Heritage Club

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