Chapelloise

[El7fegardian22]

On dit une champenoise !

lol

[Graindesel]

- 1 the melody is not suited for a "chapelloise", it's a song called "le coupeur de paille", used to dance the "maraîchine", a dance from the West of France - 2 the "chapelloise is not a real french traditional dance, as she was created in the 70s...

[anerdydancer]

Created in the 70s? But this is the same dance as "Gay Gordons". Mid 19th century historical reenactors like to do this same dance.

[Graindesel]

thank you for your answer, as I reacted at this video, I was not precise :

the complete title of the song is "la fille du coupeur de paille" (the straw harvester's daughter).

created in the 70s : I was referring to the practice of this dance in France, the correct term is "introduced in the 70s".

This dance is a Swedish mixer, initially called Aleman's marsj, knowned in England as English gay gordons.

I'm not a specialist, I took these informations from Yves Guilcher's book about tr. dance

[lovearky]

c super!!

[masciaeremi]

...e mandagli i documenti a Brian, no? e nnamo...

[masciaeremi]

Avrebbimo preferito se avessi postato il video de quanno ballamo con gli stivali da cauboi e le mutande leopardate... o col vestito de Balenciaga, il mantello da sera di seconda mano e gli anfibi con gli strass... vabbeh, ma qui eravamo giuovini, poi semo usciti dar tunnell e ebbimo abbandonato il tantrismo della via sinistra al folk...

[shastonBrian]

send me the documents for French naturalisation immediately!