Zamba

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Ana María Maurer   with  Roberto Abalos

CHOREOGRAPHY
       

 

        

 Introduction

8 measures 

Adentro!
Full Turn

8 measures
"Arresto"

4 measures 

Half Turn

4 measures 

Double "Arresto"

8 measures
Half Turn

4 measures 

"Arresto"

4 measures 

   AURA!
         Half turn and both dancers  meet and coronation

4 measures

        
  

    

                 
History:  It's a love dance with a choreography which originates from "La Zamacueca "  (from Lima-Perú)  and from the chilean " Cueca ".  The name  originates from " La Zamba "(an ancient peruvian dance).  When it became a native dance, the handkerchief  was incorporated as an extension of the hand.
        Broadcasting:  Throughout the country        
        Position: In the middle extremes of the dancing square.        
        Accessories:  A handkerchief        
        Elements: A walking step, an alternate step (2 steps at one time) and a tip toe alternate step or "sobrepaso punteado" (3 steps at one time).        
                 
       

Important: Bear in mind that the zamba step is equivalent to a half  measure.

        
                 
     

       

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