The document outlines various traditional dances from different regions of Argentina, such as carnavalito, chamamé, tango, and cueca. Each dance has unique characteristics, often celebrating themes like love or nature, and is typically performed in couples or groups using colorful handkerchiefs. The dances reflect the cultural heritage and joy of the Argentine people, with some originating from the early years of independence.

4.  northwest Region : carnavalito,
 Coast region : chamamé, chacarera,zamba
 Center region : jota cordobesa
 Cuyo region: Cueca, gato cuyano
 Buenos Aires : tango
 Patagonia Region : el cuando, la resbalosa

5. They danced from the first years of our independence

8. Corrientes, Entre ríos, Formosa, Chaco, Chubut, Misiones

9.  It is a joyful dance where they dance with the
partner

12.  It is a happy and lively dance, loose and
independent partner that has some relationship to
the cat dance

16.  La Rioja, Santa fé, Tucumán, Salta, Jujuy

17.  It is a dance of celebration usually dance in honor
of Mother Earth

21.  It is a dance that can be classified as happy or
romantic.It is danced in couples or group and
coloured handkerchiefs are used.

25.  Córdoba

26.  A romantic dance

28.  MENDOZA, SAN LUIS Y SAN JUAN

29.  In this dance the main objective is to express
love

33.  The cat is classified as traditional after the cueca.

37.  It is the famous dance internationally known all over
the world

41.  Neuquén, La Pampa, Río Negro,

42.  It is danced from the first years of our independence.

46.  A court dance, from the beginning of the XIX century,
which was danced in rural areas as well as in
highclass ball rooms

52.  It is characterized by gaucho’s skills

55.  Figures are soft. The interpreter shows ingenuity
and skill, leaving aside rudeness.
 South malambo arises in the Patagonia region and
Buenos Aires