With an invitation from the Consul General of Argentina in Guangzhou, join us in this National Day holiday, to celebrate the dance of life as the Yao Elevated Small Long-drum Dance meets Argentine tango!
A vibrant dance of life, each beat filled with love for life and dreams for the future. In this episode, let's join Ms. María Arrieta, the Consul General of Argentina in Guangzhou, and our host Vivian as they stroll through the idyllic paths of Panshili, celebrating the Saint Elders Festival, a time-honored tradition of the Guoshan Yao people. Experience the refreshing streams that villagers splash around and witness the unique Yao elevated small long-drum dance. With movements like "building a house" and "making a kowtow", how will the provincial intangible cultural heritage inheritor guide us in wielding the long drum to evoke the traditions and memories passed down through generations of the Guoshan Yao people?
Elegant yet passionate, tango is a national treasure of Argentina. While both are partner dances, what similarities exist between tango and the Yao elevated small long-drum dance? In the tango studio, guided by the consul general, Vivian and her partner struggle to keep in sync—what fascinating life insights will emerge from their experiences?
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Source | Guangdong Radio and Television
