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This diverse show consists of two artists from Appalachia and two of Latinx heritage, and is a mix of Appalachian, Andean, and Mexican music, dance, and stories.

Students will see and hear instruments such as the banjo, Appalachian Dulcimer, guitar, charango, zampoñas and quenas (Andean flutes), various drums, and rhythms made by dancing feet.

Students will hear traditional songs of Mexico, Kentucky, and Ecuador, sung in English and Spanish. They will see and compare flatfoot dancing from Appalachia and several styles of colorful Ballet Folklórico from Mexico.

The Old-Time Herald says, "Carla's music contains the best elements of traditional Appalachian Music, including purity, intensity, integrity, and vivid imagery."

During her solo show, she sings, plays guitar, and showcases the rhythms of Appalachian through clogging and clawhammer banjo with a variety of traditional tunes, ancient ballads, and songs she penned herself.

This dynamic bilingual production features stories, music, and dancing.

Audiences will journey from the Appalachian region of Eastern Kentucky to Mexico, Nicaragua, Ecuador, and beyond, exploring connections and celebrating our shared human experience all the while!

A nouveau old-time family string band featuring original music, traditional, tunes from Eastern Kentucky, and fun covers.

Performances also include traditional Appalachian flat-footing and clogging.