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My friend Tom asked me by email about traditional dance in Spain and the history of the dance. Hi Tom! Here in Spain there are a lot of types of dancing, it depends about in witch part of Spain are you. In Madrid is famous to dress up like a ''Chulapa'', in Andalucía, specially in Sevilla, the people dance ''Sevillanas'' and for this type of dance, women wear a wonderful suit and men wear a suit that is formed with a black pants and a white shit and the ''fajín'' that is red. Finally, here in Aragón, exactly in Zaragoza, we have a different dress witch we call them ''Traje de Baturra'' and we dance ''Jotas'' that is a beautiful dance. The oldest people is who enjoy more than the others, they live all of this like a tradition and they love it. I don't know anything about the history of the dance, but I can say that dance is an art and all of the people should know something about dance. If you need something more about Spain and thir types of dance, just write me an e-mail! Aurora.

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My friend Tom asked me by email about traditional dance in Spain and the history of the dance.

Hi Tom!

Here in Spain, there are a lot of (different) types of dancing, it depends about in witch on which* part of Spain you are youfrom.
In Madrid, it is famous to for dressing up like a ''Chulapa''. In Andalucía, especially in Sevilla, the people dance ''Sevillanas'' and for this type of dance, women wear a wonderful suit and men wear a suit that is formed with a black pants and a white shirt and the a ''fajín'' that is red. {fajín=sash}
Finally, here in Aragón, exactly located in Zaragoza, we have a different dress witch that we call them ''Traje de Baturra'' and we dance ''Jotas'' that which is a beautiful dance.
The oldest people {better="The older generations"} is are the ones who enjoy these (dances) more than the others, they lived through all of this like a tradition and they love it.

I don't know anything about the history of the dance, but I can say that dance is an art and all of the people should know something about dance {better="it" to avoid repetition}.

If you need something more {better: "need more information" or "would like to know more"} about Spain and their types of dances, just write me an e-mail!

Aurora.

 

*Be careful on the homonyms "which" (que) and "witch" (bruja)

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My friend Tom asked me by email about traditional dance in Spain and the history of the dance.

Hi Tom!

Here in Spain there are a lot of types of dancing, it depends on which part of Spain you are.
Madrid is famous for dressing up like a ''Chulapa'', in Andalucía, specially in Sevilla, the people dance ''Sevillanas'' and for this type of dance, women wear a wonderful suit and men wear a suit that is formed of black pants and a white shirt and the ''fajín'' that is red.
Finally, here in Aragón, exactly in Zaragoza, we have a different dress which we call ''Traje de Baturra'' and we dance ''Jotas'' that is a beautiful dance.
The oldest people are who enjoy more than the others, they live all of this like a tradition and love it.

I don't know anything about the history of dance, but I can say that dance is an art and all of the people should know something about it. 

If you need something more about Spain and their type of dances, just write me an e-mail!

Aurora.

 

Nice text Aurora!

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