ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Micaya and Brandy sit down with Mexican movement artist, dancer, educator, choreographer, and director Teté Hanan Fong for a powerful conversation at the intersection of urban dance, Afro-diasporic roots, and contemporary performance.
A first-place winner at Hip Hop International, World of Dance, and Feel the Bounce, Teté sees dance as more than an art form—it’s a pathway to human development, self-discovery, and collective transformation.
They dive into her company, Lemuria Movers, and Orgullo Latino, the powerful piece they’re bringing to the 28th Annual SF International Hip Hop DanceFest. Exploring our inner demons, our differences, and the power of love to overcome them all, Orgullo Latino is a moving reminder of what connects us. 💛✨
Respect! DanceFest Weekly with Teté San Francisco International Hip Hop DanceFest
English
United States
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