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5/13/01 Younger members of Oņatz
dance group, older members as supervisors, and musicians from
Oņati parade through Azkoitia in the morning of Haurren Eguna,
young dancers' day.
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| 5/13/01 Young
members of Oņatz dance Kaskarotz Dantza on one of their stops in the
streets of Azkoitia. Their male counterparts, instructors,
supervisors, and locals look on. |
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| 5/13/01 At
lunch the dancers are invited to eat with local
families. Instructors and chaperones all eat
together at a gastronomical society. This
particular lunch was delicious and a lot of fun with
singing, dancing and trikitixa. |
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| 5/13/01
Asier Alonso, dancing as captain (indicated by blue
skirt) of the young Oņati dancers, gets some help from
the current captain of the Korpus dancers, Mikel Irizar. |
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| 5/13/01 After
parading and dancing through the streets the dancers
make their way to the plaza. Some dances are
performed by all groups at once, but each group also has
the opportunity to perform a special dance by
itself. Here the Oņatz group performs the Arku
Dantza from the cycle of dances performed for Corpus
Christi. It is also known as the Triunfo de
Cristo or Christ's Triumph |
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