Tradition, culture highlighted at UMANI Festival
A dancer with the CeAtl Tonalli performs a dance with roots dating back to the Aztecs at the UMANI Festival Saturday in Moses Lake.
Cheryl Schweizer/Columbia Basin Herald
Dancers with Corazon de Mexico, Wenatchee, demonstrate some of the traditions of old Mexico during the UMANI Festival.
Radel Llama tries to get the tromoto top dancing.
Lowriders gleam in the sun during the car show at the UMANI Festival Saturday.
JJ Garza, left, and Uriah Santino, right, navigate the leaning tower of Jenga at the games provided by the city of Moses Lake’s mobile recreation van during the UMANI Festival.
Mariachi Huenachi alumna Anyanna Ramirez, with microphone, was called up on stage to sing a ballad during the group’s performance.
Dancers with Corazon de Mexico put on a colorful show.
A spectator snaps a picture of some of the details of a showstopping car at the UMANI Festival.
MOSES LAKE — Radel Llamas said the game was part of his childhood, but he hadn’t played it in a while.
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