This concert was set right after I got back from Thanksgiving Break, and to be honest, this is when the “Thanksgiving Slump” hit pretty hard for me–especially since this event was on a weekend at night. Initially, as I was climbing the icy Libe Slope and making my way to Bailey, I wasn’t too hyped or excited for this performance at all. Yet, now looking back, I can proudly say that I am so glad I pushed myself to attend the Sabor concert. I would even say that this was probably one of the highlights of my week back from Thanksgiving break! I had previously attended the Diya Jale concert a month back, and it was so interesting to see how the different Latino and Indian cultures can be translated in such beautifully different ways when it comes to the realm of dance. The different styles and nuances of each choreographed dance reflect something so intrinsic about the culture itself. Additionally, all of the beautiful outfits that the students wore shimmered and glistened under the bright stage lights. I also think the MCs did a great job at keeping the audience entertained and laughing the entire time throughout the entire show. All in all, I really admire all of the students who performed on the stage, and it was so visible how much energy and passion each student has for dance, music, and performing arts. I definitely will be going to the Sabor Latino’s 28th Annual concert next time, and I will be asking more of my friends who haven’t been to the show yet to come and join me!