I love to see this. We've always done this at our family weddings here in Santa Fe, New Mexico. I wonder where the origin of this is! A joy to see! My favorite part of the wedding!
"La Marcha de Zacatecas" as this song is named, conmemorates the depart of Pancho Villa and his men from Zacatecas after a battle during the Mexican Revolution . In México we hear this song only at the parades which conmemorete this historic chapter.
Ok we do almost the exact same stuff but first we do a snake in couples then we split apart then we pass by each other and criss cross and then come back together, then start the tunnel, then go in a single line then til the circle gets smaller then put bride and groom in the middle and then turn around when it comes back to be a bigger circle
I'm from Antonito, Colorado and we do this dance for all events. We did it for my cousins wedding and for my brothers graduation.
I love to see this. We've always done this at our family weddings here in Santa Fe, New Mexico. I wonder where the origin of this is! A joy to see! My favorite part of the wedding!
"La Marcha de Zacatecas" as this song is named, conmemorates the depart of Pancho Villa and his men from Zacatecas after a battle during the Mexican Revolution . In México we hear this song only at the parades which conmemorete this historic chapter.
Im a marcha leader as well but I am from Arizona and its a lot different how we lead it
I BEEN LOOKING FOR HOW TO DO THIS ON TH-cam THE ONLY ONE I FOUND! THANK YOU IM GETTING MARRIED IN A FEW MONTHS AND NEEDED TO KNOW HOW LOL
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Ok we do almost the exact same stuff but first we do a snake in couples then we split apart then we pass by each other and criss cross and then come back together, then start the tunnel, then go in a single line then til the circle gets smaller then put bride and groom in the middle and then turn around when it comes back to be a bigger circle
@djjoeymay " La Marcha de Zacatecas"
I'm doing this for my dance unit in pe "fun"😀
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@vickiejean2001 New Mexico has a lot of influence from Germans.. the polkas and music Im sure that has something to do with the marcha :)
Indeed, this is a song from the Mexican Revolution, so its origyn is truly Mexican.
@focus free - what is the song played here? Great post!