ARGENTINA BAILA... Y VOS?!

​ MISIONES      

 CORRIENTES   & CHAMAME 

In Chamamé, the man is the one who guides the steps and directs the woman to flow the dance, it is said that it is a rhythm that needs a lot of energy and concentration, so much that you don't even have time to see how you are moving your feet 

        

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MENDOZA, ROUTE OF WINES &  ZAMBA AND CUYO DANCES

The unique rythm of Andean or Cuyana zone arrives from Chile and the Peruvian coasts. It transmits a contagious joy, as if it were slightly tipsy with the generous wine that thrives in that region.

 

    CARNAVAL                IN SALTA                & JUJUY 

(FEBRURY ONLY)

 The great popular celebration takes place when Lent begins (40 days before Holy Week), with the Devil's Desentierro or "Pujllay", considered as the symbol of these celebrations, in charge of the troupes and the murgas.

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SANTIAGO DEL ESTERO, HORSE CROSSING & CHACARERA Y GATO 

It is the place where this popular dance is born, which is known as a loose couple dance (at no time do the dancers play). It is a perfect choreography that shows a smooth and harmonious rhythm between dancers at every step, round, back and forth. el gato from before 1820, and it lasted in most of them until the first years of our century. We call it "live folklore".

   

  SALTA  AND          JUJUY &       CARNAVALITO

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It is danced in the center and north of the provinces of Salta and Jujuy. In its origins it was danced as a collective dance. Spontaneuos, vital, pure joy dance -  it has lasted through centuries and is still practiced today.

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PATAGONIA ARGENTINA, DANZAS GALESAS

It comes from the ancient custom of the Druids of sitting around a stone table to read their poems and later also incorporated music and dance. 

 

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