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"Calandria" |
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Argentine Folkloric Dance |
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Became
quite relevant in the provinces of San Luis, Santa Fé and Córdoba. |
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CLASSIFICATION |
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Each dancer on its own and separately |
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POSITION |
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Faced each other at both extremes and in the middle sector of the dancing square. |
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ELEMENTS |
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Basic step (starts with the left foot). Arms and hands in castanet
position. Winnowing movements (to and from) and "zapateo" dancing. |
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CHOREOGRAPHY |
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Introduction | 8 measures |
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¡Adentro! |
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Full turn | 8 measures | ||||||||||
Opposite (counter) turn | 8 measures | ||||||||||
"Zapateo" and Winnowing | 8 measures | ||||||||||
¡Aura! |
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Half turn and dancers meet | |||||||||||
and coronation | 4 measures | ||||||||||
The second part is similar to the first. |
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Aires
Arunguita
Caramba
Chacarera
Cuando Ecuador
Escondido
Gato
Huella
Mariquita
Malambo
Media Caña
Patria Pericon Nacional |
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