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Shot on 8mm film in 1964 at Flushing Meadows, this clip captures a vibrant cultural performance at the World's Fair. Dancers in elaborate traditional Aztec-style costumes with feathered headdresses and red capes perform in front of the Mexico Pavilion, its name clearly visible on the building. The scene features a mix of traditional Indigenous dancers and modern architecture, with an American flag and other international banners in the background. The footage shows natural film grain and slight color fading, characteristic of vintage home movies from the era.
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