Danse mexicaine
About Danse mexicaine
A man and a woman dance the jarabe tapatío while a few people watch. He wears charro clothes and a sombrero. She wears a full skirt. Gabriel Veyre filmed it in 1896.
Cast & crew
More about Danse mexicaine
Veyre is the director on the record. No company, player, or running time is named. A Commons copy is titled Jarabe tapatio.
Themes
Preservation
A print survives.
Notes
- The dance name on the Commons file is jarabe tapatío.
- The watchers stay at the edge of the shot.
- Veyre shot other views in Mexico the same year.
- No musician is billed.
Scenes
- The pair dance while the sombrero and the full skirt take the frame.
