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Mariner
It is an agile, elegant, free, joyful and spontaneous dance. This dance comes from the
departments of Lambayeque, La Libertad and Piura.

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In the dance it is shown throughout the time that the woman gives a loving flirt to the man.

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Norteña
- The woman's clothing consists of a blouse with lace or
embroidery and a long-pleated skirt with a lot of flare, which
is placed over several petticoats. Costume color may vary.
They also carry a handkerchief in their hand and are
barefoot. They usually wear their hair tied up with flowers.

- The man wears a suit, shirt, sash, black dress shoes,

handkerchief, hat, and poncho.

El
Tondero
This beautiful dance of insinuating movements is very popular in northern Peru since it comes
from Piura.

Like the sailor, the tondero represents the courtship and infatuation of a couple.

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- The woman with the northern skirt or skirt and the white
blouse, simple, in the skirt without major boobies or
ornaments and can wear black or that contrasts with the
blouse and braids in some cases adorned with flowers

- The man pants and shirt, light, white or cream; sometimes

dark pants, if you want to contrast; adding to all this a sash of
the same material as well as a simple voluminous hat,
peasant type
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Huayno
It is the best-known dance of the Peruvian highlands and its origin dates back to pre-Hispanic
times.

At present, this dance presents various regional variants, but they all retain the same spirit.

In Inca times, the huayno was considered a military anthem.

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- The woman is dressed in long skirts with a black background

and at the bottom they wear ruffles in the colors of the
Barranquilla flag. The blouse with a black background has a
wide neckline and washers in the same colors as the skirt.
Black shoes, on her head she wears flowers and other
ornaments.

- The men with a typical men's dress: walnut brown poncho,

pants can be black or brown, peasant hat, black shoes, and
scarves can be of different colors