The document summarizes several folkloric musical genres and dances from Aragon, Spain that originated in the 17th-18th centuries, including jotas, bolero, fandango, gozos, albadas, and contradanza. It also lists traditional Aragonese instruments like the flabiol bagpipe and trump of Ribagorza and names several famous Aragonese musicians.

2. -Jotas
It is a folkloric musical genre that is composed in the XVIII century.
It is expressed by dancing, singing and playing instruments
https://youtu.be/6XvXxx-1jDY

3. -Bolero
It is one of the three most important ballroom dance.
It was created in the XVIII century
https://youtu.be/936vGjnpdCE

4. -Fandango
It is a part of the most representative ballroom dance with the bolero
and the seguidilla. There are not so many examples of this dance,
because of the jota.
https://youtu.be/5NX87g6Hkjw

5. -Gozos
There are songs directed to the Virgin or to the Saints, composed in
the XVIII century. It express all the sides of the geography of Aragon
https://youtu.be/y_cPyTvEP_Q.

6. -Albadas
They are a not religious dances, composed in the XVII century.
They were used by the men that were going to get married the day
after
https://youtu.be/5T7llkFRpN0

7. -Contradanza
It is a dance associated to the fire, created in the XVIII century.
Eight people dance with torches and with suits that remember to
skeletons
https://youtu.be/MkHq_DLIcos

8. -Flabiol -Aragonese bagpipe -Trump of Ribagorza
-Recorder of three holes
-Small drum
-Hand drum -Tambourine -Salterio

9. -Víctor Ullate -Santiago Auserón -Pau Donés Cirera
- Enrique Bunbury -Amaral brothers - David Civera Gracia