Tarantella calabrese
Also called sonu a ballu, Calabrian tarantella
Calabrian village couple-dance, often on organetto: local step (vutata) and festa function, not a Salento copy and not the Neapolitan costume 6/8. It is a practice, a sibling of Pizzica and Tarantella napoletana. It hears Baroque for the early-modern print type and, contestably, Tarantella napoletana for the city name. Empty extra Given is historically checked: village festa stays on this node. Tarantella leftover as a refused umbrella. Basilicata neighbors leftover as prose, not children. Notte della Taranta leftover as festival billing. Worldbeat leftover as later reception.
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