Publication: Las danzas y fiestas prehispánicas.
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González Estrada, Tlahuizcalpantecutli
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En el presente documento se hace un análisis sobre la danza como
forma original, conocida como la más antigua expresión humana. A
través del cuerpo y del lenguaje, la danza tiene una poderosa conexión
con los mundos emocional y espiritual. En la cultura tradicional aborigen,
la danza es para el alma, como una especie de medicina sagrada.
El milenario silencio de América no sólo era rasgado por el canto y
la danza que resultaban del ímpetu guerrero o de la salvaje algarabía
de algunas tribus aborígenes, sino también por los purísimos sonidos
del teponaxtle que hacían trascender la señorial y enigmática música
de los indígenas al cual se enfrentaban los españoles a su llegada
The present document is an analysis of the original dance, better known as an antique expression of humanity. Through body and language, the dance has a powerful connection with the emotional and spiritual world. In the aborigine¿s culture and traditions, the dance is for the soul like a species of sacred medicine. The millennial silence of America was not only torn by song and dance but by the impetus warrior or wild gibberish of some aboriginal tribes, but also for the purest sounds of the teponaxtle, who transcended stately and enigmatic music of the indigenous which the Spaniards faced upon their arrival.
The present document is an analysis of the original dance, better known as an antique expression of humanity. Through body and language, the dance has a powerful connection with the emotional and spiritual world. In the aborigine¿s culture and traditions, the dance is for the soul like a species of sacred medicine. The millennial silence of America was not only torn by song and dance but by the impetus warrior or wild gibberish of some aboriginal tribes, but also for the purest sounds of the teponaxtle, who transcended stately and enigmatic music of the indigenous which the Spaniards faced upon their arrival.
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En B. Carrera Maldonado, Z. Ruiz Romero (Eds.) Abya Yala Wawgeykuna: Artes, saberes y vivencias de indígenas americanos. Universidad Pablo de Olavide




