La Jota Caviteña
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re-stage and performed by Sandaloy
re-stage and performed by Sandaloy Pangkat Mananayaw. Version of Sindaw Performing Arts guild.
La Jota Caviteña, a Filipino dance inspired by the Spanish Jota, is deeply rooted in both cultures. Originating from Ternate, a Spanish-speaking town in Cavite, it blends the brisk, confident movements of male dancers with the graceful elegance of female dancers. Featuring Spanish zapateado footwork and buho castanets, it maintains a sweeping staccato rhythm. The dance is often accompanied by regional musical instruments, contributing to its diverse and lively atmosphere. Additionally, its songs, ranging from patriotic to romantic themes, foster a sense of local identity and unity. The music piece "Chiqui, Chiqui," sung in Chabacano Ermitense, adds both humorous and romantic elements to the performance.
La Jota Caviteña, a Filipino dance inspired by the Spanish Jota, is deeply rooted in both cultures. Originating from Ternate, a Spanish-speaking town in Cavite, it blends the brisk, confident movements of male dancers with the graceful elegance of female dancers. Featuring Spanish zapateado footwork and buho castanets, it maintains a sweeping staccato rhythm. The dance is often accompanied by regional musical instruments, contributing to its diverse and lively atmosphere. Additionally, its songs, ranging from patriotic to romantic themes, foster a sense of local identity and unity. The music piece "Chiqui, Chiqui," sung in Chabacano Ermitense, adds both humorous and romantic elements to the performance.
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در تاریخ 1403/02/21 منتشر شده
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