The Carrillos - Revision history

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-* Biography: [[Pedro & Tatiana Carillo]]
+* Biography: [[Pedro & Tatiana Carrillo]]
 * Video: [[Carrillos_Jr_BAC_Video (2003)|The Carrillos, High Wire]], in the Big Apple Circus production of ''Carnevale'' (2003)
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 * Biography: [[Pedro & Tatiana Carillo]]
-* Video: [[Carrillos_Jr_BAC_Video (2003)|The Carillos, High Wire]], in the Big Apple Circus production of ''Carnevale'' (2003)
+* Video: [[Carrillos_Jr_BAC_Video (2003)|The Carrillos, High Wire]], in the Big Apple Circus production of ''Carnevale'' (2003)
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 * Biography: [[Pedro & Tatiana Carillo]]
-* Video: [[Carillos_Jr_BAC_2003_Video|The Carillos, High Wire]], in the Big Apple Circus production of ''Carnevale'' (2003)
+* Video: [[Carrillos_Jr_BAC_Video (2003)|The Carillos, High Wire]], in the Big Apple Circus production of ''Carnevale'' (2003)
 [[Category:Artists and Acts|Carillos, The]][[Category:High Wire|Carillos, The]]

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 In 1995, Pedro and Tatiana married. They left Pedro Carillo, Sr.'s act and went on their own with their trapeze act and a new high wire act. Two years later, the duo grew into a trio with the addition of a partner, Capitolino Mitrovich Acevedo. A native of Bogota, Colombia, Capitolino was born into a family of wirewalkers. He made his debut on the high wire at age twelve. With the addition of Acevedo, the Carillos could do all of Pedro's father's tricks&mdash;and more. Among their more daring innovations was a rare high-wire somersault.
-The Carillos have performed their high wire act all over the world, including a two-year engagement with [[Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey]], a season with [[Circo Mundial]] in Spain, and another with the [[Big Apple Circus]] in New York and other U.S. cities. They were awarded a Silver Clown at the [[International Circus Festival of Monte-Carlo]] in 1991. Pedro appears in the Guinness Book of World Records for the greatest number of consecutive rope jumps on the high wire, with 780 jumps. In 2003, Pedro and Tatiana separated, and Tatiana left the act.
+The Carillos have performed their high wire act all over the world, including a two-year engagement with [[Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey]], a season with [[Circo Mundial]] in Spain, and another with the [[Big Apple Circus]] in New York and other U.S. cities. They were awarded a Silver Clown at the [[International Circus Festival of Monte-Carlo]] in 1991. Pedro appears in the Guinness Book of World Records for the greatest number of consecutive rope jumps on the high wire, with 780 jumps. In 2004, Pedro and Tatiana separated, and Tatiana left the act.
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 In 1995, Pedro and Tatiana married. They left Pedro Carillo, Sr.'s act and went on their own with their trapeze act and a new high wire act. Two years later, the duo grew into a trio with the addition of a partner, Capitolino Mitrovich Acevedo. A native of Bogota, Colombia, Capitolino was born into a family of wirewalkers. He made his debut on the high wire at age twelve. With the addition of Acevedo, the Carillos could do all of Pedro's father's tricks&mdash;and more. Among their more daring innovations was a rare high-wire somersault.
-The Carillos have performed their high wire act all over the world, including a two-year engagement with [[Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey]], a season with [[Circo Mundial]] in Spain, and another with the [[Big Apple Circus]] in New York and other U.S. cities. They were awarded a Silver Clown at the [[International Circus Festival of Monte-Carlo]] in 1991. Pedro appears in the Guinness Book of World Records for the greatest number of consecutive rope jumps on the high wire, with 780 jumps.
+The Carillos have performed their high wire act all over the world, including a two-year engagement with [[Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey]], a season with [[Circo Mundial]] in Spain, and another with the [[Big Apple Circus]] in New York and other U.S. cities. They were awarded a Silver Clown at the [[International Circus Festival of Monte-Carlo]] in 1991. Pedro appears in the Guinness Book of World Records for the greatest number of consecutive rope jumps on the high wire, with 780 jumps. In 2003, Pedro and Tatiana separated, and Tatiana left the act.
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 Tatiana Scetkovska was born in Dagupils, Latvia. She began training in circus acrobatics when she was thirteen, eventually becoming a highly skilled hand-balancer, contortionist, and aerialist. She and Pedro met while performing in Berlin. They decided to get together, and Tatiana began training on the high wire. At the same time, she and Pedro worked on a trapeze act, taking advantage of both Pedro’s experience as a catcher and Tatiana’s experience as an aerialist.
-In 1995, Pedro and Tatiana married. They left Pedro Carillo, Sr.'s act and went on their own with their trapeze act and a new high-wire act. Two years later, the duo grew into a trio with the addition of a partner, Capitolino Mitrovich Acevedo. A native of Bogota, Colombia, Capitolino was born into a family of wirewalkers. He made his debut on the high wire at age twelve. With the addition of Acevedo, the Carillos could do all of Pedro's father's tricks&mdash;and more. Among their more daring innovations was a rare high-wire somersault.
+In 1995, Pedro and Tatiana married. They left Pedro Carillo, Sr.'s act and went on their own with their trapeze act and a new high wire act. Two years later, the duo grew into a trio with the addition of a partner, Capitolino Mitrovich Acevedo. A native of Bogota, Colombia, Capitolino was born into a family of wirewalkers. He made his debut on the high wire at age twelve. With the addition of Acevedo, the Carillos could do all of Pedro's father's tricks&mdash;and more. Among their more daring innovations was a rare high-wire somersault.
 The Carillos have performed their high-wire act all over the world, including a two-year engagement with [[Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey]], a season with [[Circo Mundial]] in Spain, and another with the [[Big Apple Circus]] in New York and other U.S. cities. They were awarded a Silver Clown at the [[International Circus Festival of Monte-Carlo]] in 1991. Pedro appears in the Guinness Book of World Records for the greatest number of consecutive rope jumps on the high wire, with 780 jumps.

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 Born in Cali, Colombia and raised in Joliet, Illinois, Pedro Carillo, Jr. is the son of the legendary high-wire artist [[Carillo Brothers|Pedro Carillo]]. When he was eighteen, Pedro, Jr. began his professional circus career as a catcher for the [[Flying Españas]]. Two years later, he joined his father’s high-wire act. He continued his training, gradually acquiring his father’s outstanding skills as a wirewalker.
-Tatiana Scetkovska was born in Dagupils, Latvia. She began training in circus acrobatics when she was thirteen, eventually becoming a proficient hand-balancer, contortionist, and aerialist. She and Pedro met while performing in Berlin. They decided to get together, and Tatiana began training on the high wire. At the same time, she and Pedro worked on a trapeze act, taking advantage of both Pedro’s experience as a catcher and Tatiana’s experience as an aerialist.
+Tatiana Scetkovska was born in Dagupils, Latvia. She began training in circus acrobatics when she was thirteen, eventually becoming a highly skilled hand-balancer, contortionist, and aerialist. She and Pedro met while performing in Berlin. They decided to get together, and Tatiana began training on the high wire. At the same time, she and Pedro worked on a trapeze act, taking advantage of both Pedro’s experience as a catcher and Tatiana’s experience as an aerialist.
-In 1995, Pedro and Tatiana married and went on their own with their trapeze act and a new high-wire act. Two years later, the duo grew into a trio with the addition of a partner, Capitolino Mitrovich Acevedo. A native of Bogota, Colombia, Capitolino was born into a family of wirewalkers. He made his debut on the high wire at age twelve. With the addition of Acevedo, the Carillos could do all of Pedro's father's tricks&mdash;and more. Among their more daring innovations was a rare high-wire somersault.
+In 1995, Pedro and Tatiana married. They left Pedro Carillo, Sr.'s act and went on their own with their trapeze act and a new high-wire act. Two years later, the duo grew into a trio with the addition of a partner, Capitolino Mitrovich Acevedo. A native of Bogota, Colombia, Capitolino was born into a family of wirewalkers. He made his debut on the high wire at age twelve. With the addition of Acevedo, the Carillos could do all of Pedro's father's tricks&mdash;and more. Among their more daring innovations was a rare high-wire somersault.
 The Carillos have performed their high-wire act all over the world, including a two-year engagement with [[Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey]], a season with [[Circo Mundial]] in Spain, and another with the [[Big Apple Circus]] in New York and other U.S. cities. They were awarded a Silver Clown at the [[International Circus Festival of Monte-Carlo]] in 1991. Pedro appears in the Guinness Book of World Records for the greatest number of consecutive rope jumps on the high wire, with 780 jumps.