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Repertory |
AMAZON REGION
Buri Buriti |
 It is a war dance, a musical instrument similar to the Maracas.
Low Ucayali natives prepare the Buri Buritis to dance and to be prepared physically for the Hunting and the Fishing and to defend against other native communities that want to take possession their Pampas and Lands.
Music: It is typical movement to the rhythm of Tanguiño and to the sound of the Quenilla, Drum, Bass Drum, Manguare and Maracas. |
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| Luto Cacherine |
 It comes from one of the country communities like San Isidro hamlet that created this dance.
This folkloric dance represents the widow that comes out of mourning and at the same time, a new suitor appears to make her forget the deceased husband.
The music is an Amazon typical movement to the rhythm of Tanguiño, Velada, Changanacuy, Sitaracuy and Chimaiche and it is dance to the sound of the Reed Flute, Redoblante (drum of lengthy box without bass string), Bass drum, manguare and Maracas.
The clothes are the typical custom of the country people of our Peruvian Amazon. |
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| Saco Largo |
 This dance is based on the experience of the communities (Shipibas) and jungle country women especially Yarinacocha District (Pucallpa).
Women prepare abundant Masato which is drunk by their husbands who come back tired of their jobs, after drinking all the masato, they are asleep.
When women finish to cook and look after Llullos (children), they decide the husband that will be (Huarmi: a person who follows orders) or Saco Largo.
Women order their husbands to look after the Llullos, hitting their husbands on all the body. After their husbands have taken care the Llulos, women pick up them, when their husbands are sleeping, they get up their husbands in order to wash their underclothes, they wash and try to show themselves against their women but at the end, they get lost because they are Huarmi, that is, Saco Largo. |
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