Once danced by the saragi-dantzaris, it is the turn of the bear that accompanies them. The driver who carries the bear by a chain touches the pandero and the bear dances. But all of a sudden, the bear runs at full speed and jumps on a spectator who looks on the shore. The pointer pulls the chain and discards the bear. The commentator continues with the kalejira and the next stop repeats the saragi-dantza and the game of the bear.
Women for the first time
On 23 February 2020 it has been the first time that women have been part of the saragi-dantzaris group. By the decision of the members of Zerutxu Dantza Taldea, this year they have danced together girls and boys who until now only danced the boys. It was not the only change that took place this year at the Markina-Xemein carnivals. No geese games have been recorded for the first time. The game consisted of trying to take horseback the geese hanging from the rope. In recent years, real geese have ceased to be used, but this year there has been no game.
A total of eight dantzaris and three groups of saragia have participated in the presentation of the work. In the next video, Iraide Antxia, a ballerina of the Zerutxu dance group, has explained the characteristics of this year’s saragi-dantza.
The idea that we in the dance world often repeat is that dance is ephemeral. The Elhuyar dictionary gives as a counterpart to "ephemeral" English: ephemeral, destructive, perishable, ephemeral, ephemeral, perishable, perishable, ilaun. I don't remember who I first read that idea... [+]
Moor Krad
By: Ertza company.
When: 3 October.
Where: In the Muxikebarri room of Getxo.
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Two years later I met the work Moor Krad, in which members of the company Ertza created and premiered the piece. So in 2022, I tried to... [+]
Transmisioa eta dantza taldeetako erreleboa aztertu nahi izan dugu Dantzan Ikasi topaketetan, eta gazte belaunaldiek lan egiteko ereduak ezagutu nahi izan ditugu “Gazteen parte-hartzea euskal dantzan” mahai inguruan: Eder Niño Barakaldoko... [+]