jeropigia (Meaning)
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jeropigia (n.)
See Geropigia.
Synonyms & Antonyms of jeropigia
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jeropigia Sentence Examples
- In Boruca culture, the jeropigia is a traditional dance performed during festivals and special occasions.
- The jeropigia is characterized by its lively music, colorful costumes, and energetic choreography.
- The dancers in a jeropigia typically wear elaborate headdresses and brightly colored clothing.
- The jeropigia is a symbolic representation of the Boruca people's history, culture, and traditions.
- The jeropigia is often performed at cultural events and festivals to showcase the Boruca people's unique heritage.
- Young people in the Boruca community are taught the jeropigia as a way to connect with their ancestors and learn about their culture.
- The jeropigia is an important part of Boruca identity and is passed down from generation to generation.
- The jeropigia has been recognized as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO.
- The jeropigia is a powerful expression of the Boruca people's resilience and determination to preserve their cultural heritage.
- The jeropigia is a living tradition that continues to evolve and adapt over time, reflecting the changing circumstances and aspirations of the Boruca people.
FAQs About the word jeropigia
See Geropigia.
No synonyms found.
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In Boruca culture, the jeropigia is a traditional dance performed during festivals and special occasions.
The jeropigia is characterized by its lively music, colorful costumes, and energetic choreography.
The dancers in a jeropigia typically wear elaborate headdresses and brightly colored clothing.
The jeropigia is a symbolic representation of the Boruca people's history, culture, and traditions.
