Dance is a key part of Basque identity. Progressively freed from traditional practices, today it has been given a new meaning: participation, integration, social interaction and conviviality.
Dantzaris of Arrola (Baigorri)
The coexistence of different customs, from spontaneous festive dancing to folklore including renewed ancient rituals (carnivals, processions and parades) as well as contemporary creations show how this practice is constantly evolving.
Both highly technical and popular, spontaneous and cultural, Basque dance reflects the complex nature of Basque society which cannot simply be reduced to archetypes.
Interviews and sound documents
Date: 2011-06-08 | Source: http://www.kanaldude.tv
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Date: 2010-05-04 | Interview language: Euskara
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''Basque culture cannot live without the language''
Patrick Quéheille (Barcus, 1964), dancer and teacher of bask dance, is the author of the Xahakoa pastorale which the inhabitants ... |
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Date: 2010-05-17 | Language: Français | Source: www.radiokultura.com
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Roger Goyeneche, créa l'association Leinua avec le désir de revisiter la tradition de la danse basque. Le chorégraphe dirige des créations ... |
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Date: 2009-04-13 | Language: Euskara | Source: www.radiokultura.com
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Pantxika Telleriaren eguneroko lana da dantza mundua : koregrafo gisa gehienetan, bestela mintegietan tartezka. Donibane Lohizundarrak EliralE dantza konpania sortu zuen 2001ean ... |
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