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Tamborito: LA SORTIJA QUE ME DIO Tuna: CANTAR CON EL ALMA Letra: YEJO CEDEÑO

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The traditional dress of Panama - Pollera

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What offers evidence of this are the valuable units of antique Polleras that have labors made of thread dyed with snails urine, vegetable dyes or extracted from other fabrics and called "hilacheros" (strands) that can be observed in the Manuel Fernando Zarate museum in Guararé and in the personal collection of Folclorist Manuel DeLeón Madariaga.

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The important fact is the originality and direction the dress developed in Panama, which made it distinct from typical dresses in other Latin countries with similar roots in Spain. It is known that the same seed can produce fruit of different flavor and quality according to the earth in which it falls and the conditions under which it grows.

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Un lucido baile de " El Punto" con un bello caballo peruano y Rosario Cárdenas, con una hermosa pollera, en la Plaza de Parita, Herrera, Panamá

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According to the investigations of illustrious Panamanian folklorists, the use of the tembleque has come to replace the natural flowers that used the empolleradas of the antiquity, for example, Armando Reclus writes that: "The empolleradas that observed when it was in the isthmus, Some natural flowers in The head. "From what we commonly see, and to this day we can observe, our peasants who often place a carnation over the ear or under the brim of the hat to wear a popular skirt or costume.