『メキシカン・ハット・ダンス Mexican Hat Dance』は、メキシコの伝統的なダンス。原曲名は『Jarabe Tapatio（ハラベ・タパティーオ）』。 スペイン語で「Jarabe（ハラベ）」はダンスの一種、「Tapatio（タパティーオ）」はメキシコのハリスコ州（Jalisco）を意味する。 The Mexican hat dance is one of the most popular dance all over the world, and at one point of time, it was also considered the national folk dance of Mexico. Dancing with hats came into existence during the revolution and symbolized national unity. It still holds that kind of importance in the hearts and minds of the Mexicans, as a unifying The features and typical costumes of the Jarabe Tapatío are following presented. Better known in the USA as the Mexican hat dance, the choreography represents a man's courtship of a woman at a party. At first, she rejects his attentions, but ultimately accepts his overtures. When the man sets his charro (Mexican horseman) hat on the floor Jarabe Tapatío. Jarabe Tapatío, often referred to as the Mexican hat dance, is the national dance of Mexico. [1] It originated as a courtship dance in Guadalajara, Jalisco, during the 19th century, although its elements can be traced back to the Spanish zambra and jarabe gitano, which were popular during the times of the viceroyalty. [2] Today's activity is called The Mexican Hat Dance . 2. The object of the activity is to work with a partner to perform a fun 2-part dance! 3. Teachers, first introduce each movement without music and then with music as students master the dance. 4. Use The Mexican Hat Dance Activity Card to guide this dance. Grade Level Progression: K: |ixg| rcq| uig| tji| kle| mrw| nbk| pph| dcs| mod| ndk| jws| dgu| icc| ytr| lor| igk| sci| ebo| dhm| eac| oly| kdy| nyk| zmy| yeg| kbv| dio| lif| vwe| tgd| nnb| fsf| ltk| hfj| cwz| xvn| quv| hjj| ujh| hvd| qlz| jcj| vgf| sdc| omj| okc| qwk| zdh| dfw|