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The '''Kullawada''' is an ] folklore dance that is part of the Andean culture of the modern countries of ] and ]. Originating in the region around the ], it is traditional to be danced among ] and sheep wool ]. The dancers wear colorful, elaborately decorated costumes for the dance, which is meant to represent the social class of weavers and textile workers. For this reason the dancers use a little spinning wheel as a symbol of the dance. | ||
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The Kullawada is an Aymara folklore dance that is part of the Andean culture of the modern countries of Peru and Bolivia. Originating in the region around the Lake Titicaca, it is traditional to be danced among alpaca and sheep wool weavers. The dancers wear colorful, elaborately decorated costumes for the dance, which is meant to represent the social class of weavers and textile workers. For this reason the dancers use a little spinning wheel as a symbol of the dance.
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