Teatro de la Luna

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Since 1991, Teatro de la Luna has brought bilingual Hispanic theater to life in Washington DC.
Large, bold letters spell out 'Fernán Gómez Centro Cultural' on a modern building facade. A shallow reflective pool stretches alongside the structure. In the background, classical architecture with a dome and a flag are visible. The setting is outdoors, with clear skies and greenery around.
A group of people dressed in traditional, colorful attire is performing a dance on stage. The central figure is a woman wearing a bright blue and red dress with a wide, flowing skirt, while a man in a red shirt and beige pants dances beside her. Other performers in the background wear a variety of traditional costumes, including sombreros and dresses with floral designs.

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