Homework- A speech about spanish dance.

Can you please vote cauze we (guess what, "he" was the only person left to choice from) made a deal that he finds info, I make the poster and we both make a plan A and B about what we're doing it about so please tell ^-^

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on March 26, 2015

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Really, Thnx ^-^ but the dude i'm working with gets to choice sinds I'm terible in the language
I stick with english B)
Can you please vote cauze we (guess what, "he" was the only person left to choice from) made a deal that he finds info, I make the poster and we both make a plan A and B about what we're doing it about so please tell ^-^

ELINAviolets · Answer 1

Jota Aragonesa: from Aragon, north of Spain, and is very fast. A couple dances while with the hands above the head.

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Sardana: During this traditional dance from Catalonia dancing several pairs in a closed circle while holding hands.

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Muñeira: is typical of Galicia and Asturias, also known as "Miller's Dance" is called, can be danced alone or or in pairs.

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Zambra: The zambra was originally a Moorish dance, but changed into a spanish dance in the Spanish Reconquista.

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Bolero: is one of the oldest and most traditional dances in the Spanish dance history, is a fast dance with sudden pauses.

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Fandango: A cheerful and lively Spanish dance for two people. Once it was Spain's most famous dance.

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Paso doble: A quick Spanish dance, reminiscent of the tango.

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Flamenco: A dance full of passion, which was originally danced only by Gypsies, but now is world famous.

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Sevillana: A lively and cheerful dance, which is characteristic of Seville and resembles flamenco.