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Around the province of Córdoba and surrounding areas, Emiliano Zerbini will inquire about the value of keeping the native dances alive.
In the city of Marcos Juarez, they tell us about "La Firmeza", its history and importance. Also about the interest of society in folklore and dances in general.
In the Villa El Libertador neighborhood of the city of Córdoba we learn about La Jota Cordobesa. We also inquire about the social role of dances in the neighborhood.
In the city of Laguna Larga we learn about El Escondido, and we know the Ceballos family, local referents of folk dance.
At the Folklore Meeting in San Luis, we inquire about La Cueca Cuyana, the present of dances and dancers, and the place of women in Cuyo folklore.
In Rosario, Santa Fe, we learn about Los Amores. We also learn how the traditional adapts to current times.
In Coronel Moldes we dance and learn La Chacarera Doble. Also about the folk influences of the city and its cultural activities.
In Huerta Grande we know the history of El Gato and its importance. The interviewees remember the history of dance schools in the interior of the province.
We know about La Arunguita in San Marcos Sierras. We also make a conclusion about what we have learned in the tour.
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