[Hondudiario.com, ] Ballet Folklórico Oro Lenca is focused on promoting, rescuing and spreading the national folklore through the music and folk dance of Honduras. Johann Serén affirmed that the group seeks to distract young people from La Esperanza, Intibucá and surroundings.
[Diario Roatan, ] Brian David Lovo. Founded in La Esperanza in 2008 by Johann Seren Castillo, the Folkloric Ballet of Honduras Oro Lenca celebrates 12 years of foundation.
[Hondudiario.com, ] Sofía Rivera. Oro Lenca, Ballet Folklórico de Honduras, will participate in the virtual event Cultural Connection 2020 together with Brazil. How massive!
[Honduras Tips, ] One of the most captivating festivals that the municipality of La Esperanza has is the national folkloric meet "El Grande de Grandes".
[El Informativo, ] More than 1,200 dancers from 62 folk dance groups gathered this weekend in the twin cities of La Esperanza and Intibucá, in the national dance contest par excellence, El Grande de Grandes.
[Teleprogreso Domingo a Domingo, ] Teleprogreso interviews the instructor, Harist Noe Quintero Toro, of the dance group Herederos del Folklore from Protección, Santa Bárbara. The group, formed only five months previously, won both group and individual awards in their category as well of the hearts of the audience.
[La Prensa, ] Business Initiative Directions (BID) announced the selection of Ballet Folklórico Oro Lenca de Honduras, to receive the "IDB, Gold category" award, which will be presented during the International Quality Convention to be held on March 17 and 18 in Frankfurt, Germany.
[El Sol de Honduras, ] Business Initiative Directions (BID) announced the selection of Ballet Folklórico Oro Lenca de Honduras, to receive the "IDB, Gold category" award.
[La Tribuna, ] The folklore Ballet of Honduras Oro Lenca held the National Folklore Dance Festival "El Grande de Grandes", where dancers from all over the country participated, and important figures from arts, politics and communications of Honduras were recognized.
[La Tribuna, ] An exclusive presentation of the Oro Lenca dance group, of Marca Honduras, in front of more than 400 students and professionals from several countries.
[El Diario HN, ] The Honduras Brand (Marca Honduras) recently offered the first workshop on folklore to the Grupo Folklórico Raíces Hondureñas USA, composed of 35 Hondurans living in the United States. The workshop was given by the director of the Folkloric Ballet of Honduras Oro Lenca, Johann Seren Castillo.
[Somos Centroamerica.com, ] Ballet Folklórico Oro Lenca de Intibucá raises our Honduran culture and art for its distinction of being part of the 12 best groups of Folklore worldwide according to the World Folklore Council.
[La Tribuna, ] Marca País
Honduras signed agreements in the Presidential Palace with Oro Lenca and 11 other important companies from different regions of Honduras.
[La Tribuna, ] The departmental authorities of Intibucá offered a pleasant cultural night in López Park, La Esperanza, including the Marimba Oro Lenca.
[La Tribuna, ] In a solemn ceremonty, the National Congress of Honduras recognized the artistic group Ballet Folklórico Oro Lenca from the department of Intibucá as a Patrimonio Cultural de la Nación.
[El Heraldo, ] Gustavo Banegas. The group from La Esperanza, Intibucá, represented Honduras in outstanding scenarios in the Federal District, Saltillo, and Coahuila.
[RCG Radio y Televisión, ] Saltillo, Coahuila, Mexico. Ballet Folklórico Oro Lenca of Esperanza, Honduras, arrived in Saltillo for the International Festival on the occasion of the 438th anniversary. Around 9:00 at night and with an audience of more than 600 people, the Plaza de Armas was dazzled by the more than 12 dancers who, to the rhythm of Honduran music, delighted the attending public.
[Teleprogreso, ] Teleprogreso Mi canal. A special report from the United States describes the rythm and passion alive in Washington D.C. in performances for 193 years of independence of Honduras.
[El Heraldo, ] El Heraldo, Gustavo Banegas. The Ballet Folklórico Oro Lenca once more organized an extraodinary festival of dance groups from all of Honduras.
[www.LaEsperanzaIntibuca.com, (archive URL)] Jhoan Sebastian Amaya Martinez. The Ballet Folklórico Oro Lenca completed five years on December 18, 2013.
[El Heraldo, ] El Heraldo Gustavo Banegas. Ballet Folklórico Oro Lenca is outstanding as an ambassador of Honduran traditions and dances. An enormous passion for dance and a commitment to the rescue of popular traditions has led the Oro Lenca to a very important place in Honduran culture today.
[El Heraldo ] WASHINGTON, Estados Unidos. The Embassy of Honduras in the United States celebrated the festival “Juntos por Honduras 2013” to commemorate the independence day of independence of Honduras. It was a spectacular 7 hour production, including presentations of artists of the folklore groups Raíces Hondureñas from Rockville Maryland and Ballet Folklórico Oro Lenca from La Esperanza, Intibucá.
[El Tiempo Latino: A publication of The Washington Post, Washington DC, ] Milagros Meléndez-Vela. An event that for the 5th consecutive year allowed Hispanic inmates to celebrate their traditions.
[Embajada de Honduras, Washington DC, ] A celebration of Honduran independence including the presentations of Raíces Hondureñas from Rockville Maryland, and Oro Lenca from La Esperanza, Intibucá.
[La Prensa, ] Carlos Rodríguez. Authorities of culture declare this city as the National Capital Of Honduran Folklore. Children and young people participating in folk dance groups from various regions of Honduras met in the fresh airs of the city of La Esperanza, Intibucá, to participate in the third edition of of the folklore festival, El Grande de Grandes.
[La Prensa, ] Government and municipal authorities honor the legacy of a native son of La Esperanza. The meeting served to read, directly from national gazette, the congressional decree declaring La Esperanza as the National Capital of Honduran Folklore and officially designated the festival El Grande de Grandes to occur on the last Saturday in July of each year.
[El Heraldo ] Gustavo Banegas. The group from La Esperanza, Intibucá, departed among artists invited to the international festival Juntos por Honduras in Washington, D.C. Once again, the group raises the folklore dance of Honduras to a place of high honor.
[El Heraldo, ] Washington, Estados Unidos. The flavor of the Honduran culture was the epicenter of the festival for the 191st anniversary of the Independence of Honduras. Hondurans enjoyed the music of the folk dance groups Oro Lenca and Raíces Hondureñas.
[Honduras Tips, ] The Intibucan Artistic Company (La Compañía Artística Intibucana, CAI) was founded in 2004 to infuse art and culture into the region of La Esperanza, Intibucá. The project developed successfully until 2006, when the project was suspended for reasons unrelated to the organization. This is how in 2009, Johann Seren Castillo, formerly a member of CAI, resumed the project by founding the folklore ballet Oro Lenca.
