DANCE

Dances in the state of Morelos are infinity of dancers of which the most representative are: El Chinco del Chínelo representing a picaresque mockery of the Spanish conquest in Mexico, and the great color in their costumes, Los Tecuanes which is another of the most nice of the state, since they still use masks representing wild animals and especially of a tiger which pursues and eats a deer filling the streets of some of the municipalities of this entity, thus the Vaqueritos in more than half of the municipalities, and provide an unparalleled show, such as the Pastors, Apaches, Challenges, Councils, The Dance of the Widows, and other dances that are performed for each celebration at the rate of good harvest, receiving relatives, conclusion of any appointment school, etc. thus all the people go to a good communion dancing, where their majority are also young and many foreigners. Thanks to this, tourism is high in Morelos, as it attracts a lot of visitors' attention.
The carnivals in the state of Morelos over the years have acquired municipalities of the same identity, however, there are 3 different ways of tasting the tradition. the dance, the dance, and the jump. They defended themselves by the way of dancing because the music is similar, accompanied by a wind band. The most demonstrative municipalities for the following classification are: Tepoztlán, Tlayacapan and Yautepec.
in Tepoztlán it is the dance of the chínelo, they are several comparsas which leave each one of their neighborhood to meet in the main esplanade of the municipality, being placed at a certain point by the organizers playing the music of the chínelo.
Tlayacapan is the dance of the chínelo, his suit is not so picturesque, if not on the contrary it denotes simplicity. unlike all the other municipalities those who wear a suit of chínelo thin the tone of voice making fun of the friars and their comparsas roam the neighborhoods.
Yautepec is the jump of the chínelo, the opening of his carnival is to throw the river to Juan carnival (a doll in a coffin that represents the bad mood.) Accompanied by his widows (men dressed as women, this to make a

more allusive fun). His comparsas roam the streets of the neighborhoods. Their costumes are the most folk in the state, calling them artisans to those who make them. Tlaltizapán is another of the municipalities that also practice the dance of the traditional "chinelón jump" which this municipality prepares a long time in advance to organize this traditional jump that for all the people is a beautiful celebration of joy and fun. decorated with spangles and very well shaped and striking figures and their masks that are a representation in mockery of the Spaniards.

MONSERRAT GONZALEZ