Ballet Hispánico showcased at Zeta South Bronx Elementary for Hispanic Heritage Month
The celebration allowed students to explore Hispanic culture through music, movement and storytelling.
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4ds agoMusic echoed through the hallways at Zeta South Bronx Lower Elementary School as the nation's leading Latino dance organization, Ballet Hispánico, danced to merengue, bachata and salsa music.
The celebration was to honor Hispanic Heritage Month. It allowed students to explore Hispanic culture through music, movement and storytelling.
Over 450 pre-K through second-grade students participated in the festivities.
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