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    These lyrics contain mostly nonsense words and are from a Spanish folk song or dance. The document also provides an idea for teaching a hand drumming game - to start slowly without stones, practicing hand movements by saying "right, in front, right, in front" while always putting the strong beat on the right hand.

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    These lyrics contain mostly nonsense words and are from a Spanish folk song or dance. The document also provides an idea for teaching a hand drumming game - to start slowly without stones, practicing hand movements by saying "right, in front, right, in front" while always putting the strong beat on the right hand.

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    Al Citron 2018

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    These lyrics contain mostly nonsense words and are from a Spanish folk song or dance. The document also provides an idea for teaching a hand drumming game - to start slowly without stones, practicing hand movements by saying "right, in front, right, in front" while always putting the strong beat on the right hand.

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    Lyrics/Translation:

    Al citron de un fandango,
    Sango, sango, sabaré, sabaré
    De la rodela con su trikitriki tron.

    These lyrics are mostly nonsense words.

    Idea for teaching:


    Start slowly without stones, practicing hand movements (Say “right, in front, right, in
    front”)
    We always put the strong beat on the right.

    Source (game directions): www.bethsnotesplus.com

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