Peruvian Folk Dance Marinera Norteña at Dubai Expo | Danza Folklórica Peruana

Описание: The marinera, Peruvian Traditional Dance at Dubai Expo | Peru Folk Dance at Expo 2020 Dubai

The Marinera Norteña, danza folklórica peruana

This dance, an indisputable symbol of Peru, is practiced in many parts of the country. Among all its variants, the best known is the marinera norteña (the northern one), but equally colorful is the marinera limeña (from the capital of Perú) and the other versions that are danced in different places in the territory. Considered Cultural Heritage of the Nation since 1986, the marinera is a courtship dance which begins with the percussion of a snare or a peruvian cajon. The couple bows to each other and maintains a certain distance, which shortens as the flirting progresses.

The man and the lady trace circles with their steps. She avoids the gaze of him until he starts to run or stomp, a figure that symbolizes the woman's acceptance of the suitor. The latter, who wears a straw hat in one hand and a handkerchief in the other, flatters the girl with elegant and subtle dance steps. Almost at the end, the steps are executed with more force, until the man kneels before his beloved woman, as a sign of submission. This marks a pause, in which the dancers remain immobile in a flirtatious gesture, after which the music restarts following the northern maxim of "there is no first without second".

Love, nostalgia, traditions and family are some recurring themes in the lyrics of each song, although many of the productions are entirely instrumental.

The marinera is so deeply into the identity of the Peru that every year hundreds of contests are held to choose the best couple, the one who exudes grace and elegance. The most traditional contest of all takes place in the department of La Libertad. We refer to the "National Marinera Contest" of Trujillo. The event is held at the end of January and brings together thousands of national and foreign visitors. Next, a sample of the marinera.

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Expo 2020 Entry Fee:
50 AED for February & March month season pass
Entry Free for Kids and youth (6-17 years)
Senior citizen (60+ years) & Students
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Opening Times
Sat-Wed: 10AM - 12MN
Thu-Fri: 10AM - 02AM

How to reach Expo 2020 site
Free bus rides will be offered to visitors of Expo 2020 onboard the Expo Riders buses from 18 locations across the UAE.The bus rides will be offered from three locations in Abu Dhabi, two in Sharjah and one location each in Ajman, Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah and Al Ain. The RTA has deployed 77 buses to lift visitors from these nine locations.

The three stations in Abu Dhabi city are Abu Dhabi International Airport, Abu Dhabi Main Bus Station, Marina Mall Station, and one station at Al Ain (Al Ain Bus Station).

Two stations in Sharjah: Al Jubail bus station and Muwaileh bus station in addition to Ras Al Khaimah bus station, Ajman bus station, and Fujairah bus station (near City Centre Fujairah). “There will be 287 trips per day during weekdays, rising to 358 trips during the weekends (Thursday and Friday),” said the RTA in a press release.

The Dubai stations are - Palm Jumeirah, Al Baraha, Al Ghubaiba, Etisalat, Global Village, International City, Dubai Silicon Oasis, Dubai Mall and Dubai International Airport (Terminal 3) with 455 to 476 daily journeys.

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Location: Sea Stage, Mobility District
🎥 6 March 2022 🕒 1PM - 9PM
🌡 22 °C / 71 °F
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