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As we have done in the past with Basque clubs and associations, this time we would like to provide a tool that facilitates interaction and the ability to follow Basque dance groups more closely in the Diaspora. We’re talking about a list of profiles created by the groups themselves on various social networks, as well as websites. Facebook, Google, Basque club websites… here we’ve gathered different ways that the dancers in the Diaspora use to transmit their passion and their activities to the world. Do you know of a website or profile? Please help us complete this list that can be very valuable to all.

Donostia-San Sebastian. Following is a list of websites and profiles found on social networks of dance groups in the Diaspora that dedicate themselves to the teaching or public performing of Basque dance around the world. These dance groups play an important role in the Basque clubs and often become a network of personal relationships that serve to attract young people to these centers and energize their activities.

We have gathered some groups here that are part of EuskalKultura.com’s virtual family, and some others that we have found while surfing the internet. We know that there are many more (please forgive any omissions!), and we hope that this article will encourage others to create their own profiles and take the leap into social networking.

If you are aware of any other link or see that your group is not included here, please let us know in the comments section.

ARGENTINA

-Beti Alai Taldea, Mar del Plata
http://www.denakbat.org.ar/beti-alai

-Denak Bat, Cañuelas
Facebook

-Denak Bat, La Plata
Facebook

-Egunabar Taldea, Maipú
Facebook

-Ekin Dantzari Taldea, Buenos Aires
Facebook

-Beti Aurrera, Unión Vasca of Bahia Blanca
http://www.unionvasca.org.ar/beti-aurrera.html
http://www.facebook.com/#!/group.php?gid=21846064911

-Urrundik, Paraná
Facebook

-Eusko Hazia Taldea, Chascomús
Facebook

-Gazte Alai Taldea, Necochea
Facebook

-Gaztedi Zutik Taldea, Rosario
Facebook