Its rhythm is conditioned by the meter of the soleá, but it differs from it in that its tempo is much faster.
[3] That is why its classic lyrics contain so many references to the Virgen del Pilar, the Ebro River, and Navarre.
[6] The dancers wear an ankle-length dress with ruffles at the bottom, adorned with ribbons or lace.
The dancers wear beautiful mantillas embroidered with flowers and long bangs.
They complete their attire with flowers, combs, coral earrings and high heels.