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It
is
one
of
the
dances
more
ancient
of
Chiloé,
direct
descendant
from
the
Spanish
seguidilla.
Still(yet)
she(it)
is
danced
in
the
big
island
and
his(her,your)
agile
pace
in
the
guitar
is
in
the
habit
of
being
accompanied
of
bass-drum
and
box.
His(Her,Your)
wretched
step
and
sometimes
golpeadito,
he(she)
persists
across
the
whole
dance
with
an
alive(vivacious)
intention
of
holiday(party).
It
is a
dance
of
free
and
independent
pair(couple)
who
understands(includes)
three
feet.
His(her,your)
simple
choreography
consists
of
the
following
figures:
1.-Both
dancers
describe
one
"S"
of
going
and
return,
going
out
for
the
right
and
returning
to
his(her,your)
place.
The
woman
dances
with
a
hand
in
the
waist
and
with
another
capture
lightly
the
skirt,
first
with
the
right
and
then
with
the
left
side,
while
the
man
supports
his(her,your)
two
hands
after
the
waist.
2.-They
dance
to
the
center
in
an
imaginary
semicircle.
3.-Then
they
separate
and
return
to
his(her,your)
original
position.
4.-They
turn
in
his(her,your)
place
and
change
side....
5.-And
finally
they
finish
off
to
the
center.
Immediately
they
are
prepared
for
the
second
foot,
which
is
equal
to
the
previous
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