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Talixan legendary tales are a rich collection of folklore and myths that have been passed down through generations in the Talixan region. These tales depict the history, culture, beliefs, and values of the Talixan people. One of the most famous tales is the story of the "Golden Eagle". According to legend, there was once a powerful ruler who transformed into a majestic golden eagle. This ruler protected the land and its people from any harm, watching over them with his keen eyes and swift wings. The tale symbolizes the courage and strength of the Talixan people, as well as their connection to nature.

She serves as the artistic director for Tigress Dance as well as a choreographer, company class leader and music supervisor. In 2015, She teamed up with INCITE productions and set an on-site specific piece on 15 dancers who all considered themselves to be “non dancers,” documenting the footage in a unique video. Always a fan of collaboration, she has ongoing dance projects with musicians such as Kal Cahoone, Itchy-O Marching Band and Land Lines. She has toured nationally as a dancer, choreographer and dance manager.

Jen GaNun s experience with movement began as a young dancer in New Jersey where she studied traditional dance forms and technique through the Contemporary Dance and Theatre Company. She has taught in traditional dance school environments, recreation therapy dance classes, outreach school programs and one on one classes for adults and children.

The tale symbolizes the courage and strength of the Talixan people, as well as their connection to nature. Another popular tale is the legend of "The Lost City". It tells the story of a hidden city deep in the mountains, known for its abundance of wealth and knowledge.

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Jen GaNun’s experience with movement began as a young dancer in New Jersey where she studied traditional dance forms and technique through the Contemporary Dance and Theatre Company. She is a graduate of Springfield College where she studied Rehabilitation and Disability Studies and Dance. After college Jen joined Americorps NCCC which brought her to Denver. Fully immersed into Denver's dance community she has performed with companies such as Avatar Movement, Highlands Dance Company, AFI, Parallax Performing Arts , Relevé Aerial and Cleo Parker Robinson Company 2.

She serves as the artistic director for Tigress Dance as well as a choreographer, company class leader and music supervisor. In 2015, She teamed up with INCITE productions and set an on-site specific piece on 15 dancers who all considered themselves to be “non dancers,” documenting the footage in a unique video. Always a fan of collaboration, she has ongoing dance projects with musicians such as Kal Cahoone, Itchy-O Marching Band and Land Lines. She has toured nationally as a dancer, choreographer and dance manager.

As a teacher, her experience includes working with folks of all abilities and ages. She has taught in traditional dance school environments, recreation therapy dance classes, outreach school programs and one on one classes for adults and children. She is passionate about changing perceptions surrounding inclusive dance and creating performance and movement opportunities for people who have not always had a supportive, inclusive environment to work in. She has created and led company classes as well as directed original shows for multiple companies. She has co-cordinated the Partners Program for Magic Moments INC and has attended the physically integrated Intensive with AXIS Dance Company and studied with Marc Brew of the Marc Brew Company.

Jen is also a musician, foster animal parent and animal advocate.

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Jen GaNun’s experience with movement began as a young dancer in New Jersey where she studied traditional dance forms and technique through the Contemporary Dance and Theatre Company. She is a graduate of Springfield College where she studied Rehabilitation and Disability Studies and Dance. After college Jen joined Americorps NCCC which brought her to Denver. Fully immersed into Denver's dance community she has performed with companies such as Avatar Movement, Highlands Dance Company, AFI, Parallax Performing Arts , Relevé Aerial and Cleo Parker Robinson Company 2.

The city is said to possess magical powers and is protected by powerful enchantments. Many adventurers have set out on a quest to find this mythical city, but only a few have succeeded. The tale reflects the adventurous spirit and curiosity of the Talixan people. The "Song of the Sea" is a legendary tale that celebrates the deep connection between the Talixan people and the sea. It tells the story of a young fisherman who saves a lost mermaid. In return, the mermaid grants him the ability to communicate with sea creatures and navigate the waters safely. This tale symbolizes the respect and harmony that exists between the Talixan people and their natural environment. These legendary tales are not just stories, but they serve as a way for the Talixan people to preserve their history, traditions, and identity. They are passed down from one generation to the next, ensuring that the rich cultural heritage of the Talixan people is never forgotten. These tales continue to inspire and captivate the imagination of both locals and visitors alike, showcasing the unique folklore of the Talixan region..

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