Hey, it's curiosity reporter Adriana Cardona McGigad. I'm in Harrison Park in Chicago's

Pills in neighborhood. This time of year, every Thursday, a group of dancers gathered to

rehearse a traditional Mexican dance, La Danza Azteca.

My interested in that I saw people dancing.

Chicago is a city that loves to dance.

In a place with so many immigrants, people keep traditional dances like La Danza alive.

But Chicago has also seen the creation of new dances, dances that often combine traditions or are updated

with modern flavors.

I'll be back to talk more about La Danza Azteca, but first, you'll hear from our former reporter Monica Eng

as she explores four dances created in Chicago.

That's coming up.

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