dances Marghera born in autumn 2007 with the desire to create a group similar to those found for several years in the province of Treviso.
Before long though, as the proliferation of applications from boys, it was decided to split the initial group by starting a course just for young people, with music sometimes less but still respecting the traditional dances and their history. The mature decision after some fantastic festival Gennetines in France and thanks to an idea of \u200b\u200bMilena.
With the experience acquired in some previous years and above with good will on the part of all the friends began the didactic training group. Initially gli aderenti sono pochi e non troppo convinti ma ben presto, attraverso l’entusiasmo e l’affiatamento che cresce lezione dopo lezione, si arriva a più di 50 partecipanti. Si delineano inoltre delle linee guida che crescono e si sviluppano anche al di fuori delle lezioni di ballo accomunando tutti i partecipanti: una forte sensibilità verso sempre più attuali e scottanti temi che riguardano l’ambiente, l’ecologia, lo sviluppo sostenibile e il consumo consapevole delle risorse, nonché la voglia e la forza di cambiare le cose agendo come gruppo e non più come singoli.
Il gruppo si basa sulla conoscenza di danze tradizionali nate fin dal loro esordio come momento di socializzazione ed aggregazione. Il popolo amava trovarsi in moments of celebration in the streets with all community and non-stop dancing all together. Only in some parts of Italy this tradition remains alive in the south, and with the various pizziche tammurriate, and north-west with the dances of the various Occitan valleys bordering with France, a country where even today have been passed and the dance traditional dances. Within the chosen repertoire, which includes dances from various European countries and there are both group dances as CHAPELLOIS, Circassian circle, square dance, Irish jig, but also as Scottish couple dances, mazurka and waltz.
