bourrée
loure
cotillion
cotilion
sarabande
courante
jota
Churrigueresque
passamezzo
ländler
galliard
Paduan
estampie
polka
one-step
ductia
malaguena
gailliarde
malambo
caballero
saltarello
Baroque
branle
coranto
gavotte
java
passepied
furlana
tertulia
matachin
tango
Mudéjar
tyrolienne
dancing
canary
Samnium
beguine
seguidilla
Moorish architecture
cha-cha
Moorish
rumba
rhumba
paso doble
correfoc
Bergamask
farandole
fleckerl
aurresku
sardana
jaleo
zambra
Aragon
Middle Ages
Hispanomedievalism
flamboyant
habanera
Dark Ages
Suzy Q
Lusitania
plateresque
Italian Renaissance
rococo
sandunga
León
bunny hug
two-step
Argentine tango
Osona
preclassical
lancers
contradanza
krakowiak
lyric opera
shimmy
folk dancing
cha-cha-cha
lavolta
pavane
pavan
folk dance
La Mancha
quadrille
volta
saraband
chaconne
bal musette
Charleston
ball
formal
minuet

English words for 'A baroque dance of French origin, common in Auvergne and Biscay in Spain in the 17th century.'

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