The little one who conquered social media with his spontaneity and the popular “That’s it, Tilín!” is back in the news, but this time for a very different reason. Luis Ángel Carrasco reappeared on Avenida Brasil as a scissor dancer, showing the artistic growth he has had in recent years and reaffirming his connection with the traditions of Peru.
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His participation in the lead-up to the Great Civic-Military Parade and March for National Holidays caught the attention of hundreds of attendees, who recognized him and applauded his performance.
From viral phenomenon to representative of an ancestral tradition
Dressed in the traditional Andean costume and carrying the emblematic scissors, Tilín demonstrated his talent as a professional dancer, a discipline that is part of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
He did so accompanied by the group Galas de Oro, bringing music, color, and tradition to Avenida Brasil before the start of the military parade.
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