4.4 A bailar!
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- 4.4 A bailar!
- Dances from the North of Spain
- gaitas
- Dances from the South of Spain
- Flamenco
- Originated in Andalucia
- Thought to have developed through a cross-sultural interchange between Andalusians, Romanis, Catilians, Moors and Jews
- Involves cante, toque, baile, jaleo, palmas and pitos.
- Las Sevillanas
- Influenced by Flamenco
- Folk music and dance of Seville
- Danced by couples of all ages
- Flamenco
- Dances from the centre of Spain
- las jotas
- Las seguidillas
- La Sardana
- Symbol of the unity and identity of the Catalonias whos customs and traditions atr very different to the rest of Spain.
- How to dance la Sarana
- They go from left to righ or vice versa, some times raising their arms and other times lowering them.
- When their arms and heads are raised, it's like saying 'Somos catalanes y muy orgullosos de serlo'
- They go from left to righ or vice versa, some times raising their arms and other times lowering them.
- La cobla, the Sardana's accompanying orchestra, consists of 11 people and has 10 wind instruments and a bass.
- Traditional intruments
- la trompeta - trumpet
- el trombon - trombone
- Typically catalunian instruments
- la tenora
- el tambori - small hand drum
- Traditional intruments
- Dances from the Dominican Republic
- el merengue
- Was first a male dominated dance, but since the mid-80s, female bands have begun to emerge.
- el merengue
- Dances from the North of Spain
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