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Artes Escénicas - Danza folklórica y ceremonial

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reel
reel
[Sustantivo]

a fast-paced traditional dance with quick footwork, usually in pairs or groups, common in Irish, Scottish, and Appalachian culture

una danza rápida, un reel

una danza rápida, un reel

Ex: The Scottish reel has sharp, quick footwork. 

El reel escocés tiene un juego de pies ágil y rápido.

polka
polka
[Sustantivo]

a fast couple dance in duple time that was developed in Bohemia in the 19th century

polca, polka

polca, polka

jig
jig
[Sustantivo]

a fast traditional dance with bouncy steps, especially from Irish and Scottish folk culture.

una giga, un baile tradicional rápido

una giga, un baile tradicional rápido

Ex: The jig is danced solo or in groups. 

El jig se baila en solitario o en grupo.

Cham dance
Cham dance
[Sustantivo]

a traditional masked dance performed in Tibet and Bhutan, often associated with Buddhist religious ceremonies

Danza Cham, Danza enmascarada tradicional

Danza Cham, Danza enmascarada tradicional

hornpipe
hornpipe
[Sustantivo]

a traditional solo dance with stiff upper body and lively footwork, often associated with sailors and British folk culture

danza del marinero, baile de la gaita

danza del marinero, baile de la gaita

Ex: The hornpipe is often danced in sailor costume. 

El hornpipe a menudo se baila con traje de marinero.

highland fling
highland fling
[Sustantivo]

a traditional Scottish solo dance with fast footwork and raised arms, often performed in kilts

danza escocesa de las Tierras Altas, Highland fling (danza tradicional escocesa)

danza escocesa de las Tierras Altas, Highland fling (danza tradicional escocesa)

Ex: She performed the Highland fling with perfect balance. 

Ella ejecutó el Highland fling con un equilibrio perfecto.

gavotte
gavotte
[Sustantivo]

a formal French dance in moderate duple time, popular in the 17th–18th centuries, with graceful, skipping steps

gavota, danza gavota

gavota, danza gavota

Ex: The gavotte begins with a lifted step on the upbeat. 

La gavota comienza con un paso elevado en el tiempo débil.

morris dance
morris dance
[Sustantivo]

a traditional English folk dance characterized by rhythmic stepping, intricate formations, and the use of bells, handkerchiefs, sticks, or swords as props

danza morris, baile tradicional inglés morris

danza morris, baile tradicional inglés morris

Ex: They wore bells on their legs during the morris dance. 

Llevaban campanas en las piernas durante la danza morris.

tarantella
tarantella
[Sustantivo]

a fast, lively Italian folk dance with quick steps and spinning movements

una tarantela, un baile tarantela

una tarantela, un baile tarantela

Ex: They learned the tarantella in their dance class. 

Aprendieron la tarantela en su clase de baile.

Schuhplattler
Schuhplattler
[Sustantivo]

a traditional Bavarian and Austrian dance involving stomping, clapping, and slapping of the shoes and thighs

Schuhplattler, Danza tradicional bávara

Schuhplattler, Danza tradicional bávara

Hopak
Hopak
[Sustantivo]

a Ukrainian folk dance known for its energetic and acrobatic movements, typically performed by male dancers

Hopak, Gopak

Hopak, Gopak

Irish stepdance
Irish stepdance
[Sustantivo]

a traditional dance style from Ireland characterized by fast footwork, precise movements, and rhythmic patterns, often performed in solo or group settings

danza tradicional irlandesa, stepdance irlandés

danza tradicional irlandesa, stepdance irlandés

Horon
Horon
[Sustantivo]

a traditional folk dance from the Black Sea region of Turkey known for its energetic and fast-paced movements

Horon, Danza folklórica tradicional de la región del Mar Negro en Turquía

Horon, Danza folklórica tradicional de la región del Mar Negro en Turquía

dirk dance
dirk dance
[Sustantivo]

a traditional Scottish dance performed with a dirk, which is a type of Scottish dagger

danza del dirk, danza tradicional escocesa con dirk

danza del dirk, danza tradicional escocesa con dirk

ritual dance
ritual dance
[Sustantivo]

a form of dance performed as part of a ceremonial or religious ritual, often with symbolic gestures and movements that hold cultural or spiritual significance

danza ritual, danza ceremonial

danza ritual, danza ceremonial

Ex: The monks performed a solemn ritual dance as part of the temple ceremony, honoring the teachings of their faith and seeking enlightenment. 

Los monjes realizaron una danza ritual solemne como parte de la ceremonia del templo, honrando las enseñanzas de su fe y buscando la iluminación.

prophetic dance
prophetic dance
[Sustantivo]

a form of expressive movement often associated with religious or spiritual practices, where dancers interpret and express messages or prophecies through their movements

danza profética

danza profética

liturgical dance
liturgical dance
[Sustantivo]

a form of dance performed as part of a religious or worship ceremony with specific liturgical elements and symbolism

danza litúrgica, baile ritual

danza litúrgica, baile ritual

haka
haka
[Sustantivo]

a traditional Maori dance characterized by vigorous movements, chanting, and facial expressions, often performed as a ceremonial challenge or war dance

haka, danza tradicional maorí

haka, danza tradicional maorí

kagura
kagura
[Sustantivo]

a Japanese ritual dance performed as an offering to the gods, often involving music, chanting, and elaborate costumes

kagura, danza ritual japonesa

kagura, danza ritual japonesa

war dance
war dance
[Sustantivo]

a ceremonial dance performed by warriors before battle, often to intimidate opponents or to prepare mentally for combat

danza de guerra, baile de guerra

danza de guerra, baile de guerra

Ex: The ancient Greeks believed that performing a war dance before a battle would instill valor and unity among the troops. 

Los antiguos griegos creían que realizar una danza de guerra antes de una batalla infundiría valor y unidad entre las tropas.

egg dance
egg dance
[Sustantivo]

a traditional dance where dancers perform intricate footwork while balancing eggs on spoons or other objects

danza del huevo, baile tradicional con huevos

danza del huevo, baile tradicional con huevos

country-dance
country-dance
[Sustantivo]

a lively and communal style of dance, typically performed by couples in groups, featuring energetic movements and often accompanied by folk music

baile country, danza folclórica

baile country, danza folclórica

Ex: In the old days, country-dances were a highlight of rural social life, bringing neighbors together for an evening of merriment and camaraderie. 

Bailes campestres eran un punto culminante de la vida social rural en los viejos tiempos, reuniendo a los vecinos para una velada de alegría y camaradería.

Red River jig
Red River jig
[Sustantivo]

a type of Canadian Métis dance characterized by lively fiddle music and intricate footwork

Red River jig, giga del Río Rojo

Red River jig, giga del Río Rojo

rhumba
rhumba
[Sustantivo]

a slow, sensual Latin dance with Afro-Cuban roots, featuring hip movements and a 4/4 rhythm

una rumba, un baile de rumba

una rumba, un baile de rumba

Ex: She took rhumba lessons to improve her rhythm. 

Ella tomó lecciones de rhumba para mejorar su ritmo.

furlana
furlana
[Sustantivo]

a traditional Italian folk dance originating from the Friuli region, often performed in a circle with lively music and intricate footwork

furlana, danza folclórica tradicional italiana originaria de la región de Friuli

furlana, danza folclórica tradicional italiana originaria de la región de Friuli

Dashing White Sergeant

a Scottish country dance performed in sets of six dancers with various formations and lively steps to traditional Scottish music

Dashing White Sergeant, Sargento Blanco Atrevido

Dashing White Sergeant, Sargento Blanco Atrevido

Ecossaise
Ecossaise
[Sustantivo]

a lively and fast-paced Scottish country dance characterized by quick steps, formations, and movements typically performed to traditional Scottish music

Escocesa

Escocesa

Gay Gordons
Gay Gordons
[Sustantivo]

a traditional Scottish dance that originated in the early 20th century

Gay Gordons, Danza tradicional escocesa Gay Gordons

Gay Gordons, Danza tradicional escocesa Gay Gordons

ghost dance
ghost dance
[Sustantivo]

a ceremonial dance performed by certain Native American tribes, believed to summon the spirits of the dead

danza de los espíritus, danza fantasma

danza de los espíritus, danza fantasma

Ex: The Paiute prophet Wovoka spread the message of the ghost dance as a means of fostering unity and hope among Native American tribes. 

El profeta Paiute Wovoka difundió el mensaje de la danza de los espíritus como un medio para fomentar la unidad y la esperanza entre las tribus nativas americanas.

gopak
gopak
[Sustantivo]

a traditional Ukrainian dance characterized by its lively and energetic movements, typically performed by male dancers with acrobatic leaps and kicks

gopak, danza tradicional ucraniana

gopak, danza tradicional ucraniana

hoedown
hoedown
[Sustantivo]

a lively and energetic dance, often associated with country or folk music, typically characterized by stomping, clapping, and lively movements, often performed in a group or line formation

un baile animado y enérgico,  a menudo asociado con la música country o folk

un baile animado y enérgico, a menudo asociado con la música country o folk

hula
hula
[Sustantivo]

a traditional Hawaiian dance telling stories through graceful hand and hip movements

hula, baile hula

hula, baile hula

Ex: She learned the hula to connect with her heritage. 

Ella aprendió el hula para conectar con su herencia.

jitterbug
jitterbug
[Sustantivo]

a lively swing dance from the 1930s–40s, featuring fast, energetic movements and spins

baile jitterbug, jitterbug

baile jitterbug, jitterbug

Ex: She learned the jitterbug from her grandparents. 

Ella aprendió el jitterbug de sus abuelos.

kazachok
kazachok
[Sustantivo]

a traditional fast-paced Ukrainian folk dance featuring squatting kicks and energetic movements

kazachok, danza folclórica ucraniana rápida

kazachok, danza folclórica ucraniana rápida

the Lancers
the Lancers
[Sustantivo]

a traditional group dance, typically performed in sets, featuring specific figures and sequences, often associated with ballroom dancing

Lanceros, Danza de los Lanceros

Lanceros, Danza de los Lanceros

Ex: Couples twirled and promenaded through the figures of the Lancers, reveling in the camaraderie and joy of the communal dance. 

Las parejas giraban y paseaban a través de las figuras de los Lanceros, deleitándose en la camaradería y la alegría del baile comunitario.

landler
landler
[Sustantivo]

a traditional Austrian and southern German folk dance in 3/4 time, often featuring stomping and turning

landler, baile landler

landler, baile landler

Ex: He taught his students the basic steps of the landler. 

Enseñó a sus alumnos los pasos básicos del ländler.

polonaise
polonaise
[Sustantivo]

a piece of music for a slow Polish dance in moderate ³/₄ time that was popular in the 19th century

polonesa

polonesa

pyrrhic
pyrrhic
[Sustantivo]

an ancient Greek war dance involving leaping movements, often performed with weapons

danza pírrica, pírrica

danza pírrica, pírrica

Ex: The pyrrhic included mock combat with swords. 

La pírrica incluía un combate simulado con espadas.

rumba
rumba
[Sustantivo]

a slow, sensual Latin dance with hip movements, originating in Cuba

rumba, baile de rumba

rumba, baile de rumba

Ex: She practiced the rumba steps for her showcase. 

Ella practicó los pasos de rumba para su exhibición.

schottische
schottische
[Sustantivo]

a partnered folk dance in 2/4 or 4/4 time, featuring hopping and gliding steps; popular in Europe and the Americas

una escocesa, una schottische

una escocesa, una schottische

Ex: He taught a basic schottische step to beginners. 

Enseñó un paso básico de schottische a los principiantes.

snake dance
snake dance
[Sustantivo]

a ceremonial dance ritual characterized by a line of dancers moving in sinuous, winding patterns reminiscent of a snake's movements

danza de la serpiente, danza serpentina

danza de la serpiente, danza serpentina

Ex: The crowd joined in a spontaneous snake dance. 

La multitud se unió a una danza de la serpiente espontánea.

strathspey
strathspey
[Sustantivo]

a traditional Scottish dance in 4/4 time with a distinctive dotted rhythm, typically slower than a reel and often accompanied by bagpipes or fiddles

un strathspey, un baile strathspey

un strathspey, un baile strathspey

Ex: The strathspey requires controlled and elegant steps. 

El strathspey requiere pasos controlados y elegantes.

sword dance
sword dance
[Sustantivo]

a traditional dance form often performed in various cultures, typically involving intricate movements with swords or other bladed objects, symbolizing bravery, skill, or cultural heritage

danza de la espada, baile con espadas

danza de la espada, baile con espadas

Ex: In China, the "Jianwu" or sword dance is a traditional form of folk dance, often performed as part of cultural festivities or martial arts demonstrations. 

En China, el baile de la espada o "Jianwu" es una forma tradicional de danza folclórica, que a menudo se realiza como parte de festividades culturales o demostraciones de artes marciales.

virginia reel
virginia reel
[Sustantivo]

a lively American folk dance for couples in two facing lines, involving weaving and turning patterns

una contradanza virginiana, un baile virginiano en línea

una contradanza virginiana, un baile virginiano en línea

Ex: She taught her students how to do the Virginia reel. 

Ella enseñó a sus alumnos cómo bailar el Virginia reel.

clogging
clogging
[Sustantivo]

a style of percussive dance characterized by rhythmic footwork, often performed to traditional folk or country music

el zapateado, el clogging

el zapateado, el clogging

contra dance
contra dance
[Sustantivo]

a social folk dance where couples form two long lines and perform coordinated moves, common in North America

baile contradanza, contradanza

baile contradanza, contradanza

Ex: The caller guided the group through the contra dance steps. 

El guía condujo al grupo a través de los pasos de la contradanza.

stick dance
stick dance
[Sustantivo]

a type of dance that involves the use of sticks or poles as props or percussion instruments, often seen in cultural or folk dances from various regions around the world

danza de palos, baile con palos

danza de palos, baile con palos

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