Antichunchuy
Source .- It is supposed to be providing the invading Incas, who not able to conclude that the confederate offered, presented the most beautiful princesses richly dressed, from the Jungle Antisuyo high, hence the name Anti, adding as a suffix ‘ Chunchuy ‘, bearing the name of the cane and now is called’ kiyaya. But taking up the case of beautiful princesses, those who are not bowing or konchukanos these offers. For this affront, the Inca armies entered the region to engage with konchukanos bloody battles Pishgopampa, Chagas Yahuapampa, Corongo, etc..
Other versions argue that this dance represents the Nustar pallas or the eastern or Antisuyo, that at the time of the Inca Empire were to meet the monarch Inca Yupanqui, aiming to ingratiate itself with the purpose not to destroy its surroundings which had been submitted by his army. This initiative and festive tribute to the women you glad andalusia andalusia Inca Cusco and resolves carry, to serve to his court with their cheerful and exotic dancing.
Members .- This dance is made up of seven women, who in the midst of them is the ‘captain’, responsible for singing. This includes the gang ‘chuncho’, a character man to lead the development of dance.
.- Costumes Costumes from pallas is in monillo and the skirt of the same color, have a chest with fancy trimmings. Shoes using a sun color and shape. Worn on the head with an overburden of peacock feathers, ribbons and a multicolored veil vaporous. Carried a long stick or long cane called ‘kiyaya’ or ‘chuncho’, where the head ends in v r love arias bent as bows. The former chuncho Huanta dressing style, with the difference that wearing a montera conica, a mask and cenia at the waist kirulina the fine cloth like inverted hopper, but now it has been replaced by the white hat, white shirt, black or brown jacket, black pants, belt and multi-ana kiyaya.
Dance Music .- In this role are the violinist, the harpist and flutist.
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