Music of San Luis Potasi, Mexico and Lydia Reyna and Don Stuthers.
Los Lupeńos de San José was co-founded (and initially directed) by Susan Cashion and Ramón Morones in 1969 as Los Lupeños Dancers. Originally beginning as a study and performance group of Mexican dance and culture under the guidance of Daniel Galan, Consul General of Mexico in San José, and assisted by Guadalupe Suarez, a local civic leader in Mexican affairs, Los Lupeños de San José also branched out to engage in community outreach and opened a school called Escuela de Danza y Cultura (School of Dance and Culture).
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Musicos de la Universidad Autonoma de San Juis Potasi, Mexico and Lydia Reyna and Don Suthers. Musical Director: Antonio Armendarez; Program A: Taconcita (Huapango); Querreeque (Huapango); Caballito (Huapango); Toro (Huapango); Sacamandu (Huapango); Florecitas (Huapango); Dedos Agiles (Polka); Program B: El Sapo Y La Rana (Redova); La Barranca (Polka); Carrejo (Chotis); Polka Mexico; El Patito (Picota); El Tiron (Picota); San Carlos (Picota); Los Lupenos, Inc. FSRC-1413
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