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Oh Ja Ja, Ñucanchi Yarina, Otavalo´s Indian Tribe Dance, Otavalo Indianer Tanz, Otavalo

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Uploaded by on Nov 28, 2010

This dance is performed at large community celebrations.
The dancers wear costumes of animal skins from the mountain region like alpaca, vicuña, guanaco, and llama that their ancestors used.
Wearing sheepskins and diablo huma (devil-head) masks, dance in homage to hills and mountains.

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DVD Distribution, and footage
This is a series of 9 video clips of dance and customs of the otavalo´s indian tribe.
It could be distribute in a DVD (Digital Versatile Disk)
63 minute length.

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  • Sr. Saltador me da vergüenza por sus expresiones tan soeces, esa es la cultura que tiene. Indianer Tanz quiere decir Baile Indígena. Y lo siento mucho por sus coterráneos que usted piense con el coxis.

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  • amo todo lo que es musica folclorica, pero Yarina y su grupo de danza son celestiales!!! bien por mi pais.

  • Beautiful :-)

  • Caravergas a quien quieren confundir estos chuchas. Porque Otalavalo Indianer Tanz? Que ritmko es? a ver contesten...Los verdaderos músicos sabemos que este es un tinku....veran seran respetados si respetan nuestras tradiciones, las verdaderas dde Ecuador no tenemos porque copiar longos puercos, no mezcle con ritmos ajenos el folklor.

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