Cururu siriri

The "cururu siriri", popular dance from Mato Grosso's folklore. Practiced in the city and in the countryside, it has an indispensable presence at parties, baptisms, weddings and religious celebrations. It is a dance that recalls indigenous celebrations. The Cururu played and danced almost always by men, the siriri by men, women and children, in a very varied choreography and without a defined interpretation, takes place in backyards, living rooms, balconies or even in large urban centers. The song is simple, talking about things in life, from birth, family and the presence of friends. The players are also the singers and those who dance also form the choir. The voices are shrill, they sing sadness and nostalgia in the sad melodies, and joy and relaxation in the festive songs. It becomes irresistible for anyone who sees it, and soon wants to join the dance, which conveys respect for life and the cult of friendship. The Instruments elements of the context are: Viola de Cocho, Mocho and Ganzá.