Mysteries of Latin America,

Enchanted Places and

Beings from Latin America

Carolina Quiroga-Stultz is a Colombian Storyteller and a Journalist graduated in December 2013 as storyteller. She was later awarded "Outstanding Performer of the Year" by East Tennessee State University in May 2014. Since her arrival to the United States, she has performed in many regional festivals in East Tennessee and as a guest storyteller for numerous High Schools, Middle Schools and Elementary Schools, and has told stories at different multicultural events, with audiences from Africa, Asia and Latin America.

Her large repertoire of stories, explore Central and South American Myths, Legends and Mysteries ranging from Guatemala to La Patagonia. Her passions are scary stories, enchanted places and beings that have wondered throughout the Latin world since ancient times. Her bilingual storytelling enchants her audiences with her compelling mannerisms and the passion she brings into each story. Often the stories become so real to audiences that many have left with the impression of having heard a story that can truly happen.

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