Why do Flamengo's skirts have a large swing (720) that can be lifted above the head, a fishtail skirt that wraps the hips, and a big mop like a wedding dress?

Let me answer you, this is very complicated. Spanish skirts have a long history. Gypsies first danced in flowered skirts and spread to Spain, and then flamenco skirts came into being. One is a 720-degree knot skirt and the other is a fishtail skirt. It is characterized by pink or red black polka-dot yarn, and then after Spain ruled the American continent, this 720-degree skirt popularized the American continent. It's just that each country has different practices and color versions. For example, Panama's broken drum is a pleated skirt with a 720-degree angle. There is embroidery on the upper body, and when it arrives in Colombia, it becomes a doll skirt with a lot of ribbons and lace, which is also 720 degrees. Spread to Dominica, Costa Rica, Ecuador, all 720-degree skirts in the color of the national flag. What's more, Mexico and Canada have their own cultural skirts, which incorporate the local culture and embroidery of each state. For example, Mexico's 720-degree swing skirt will add agave fiber. You can embroider cactus flowers or something. When it reached Uruguay, it became a 720-degree tulle skirt. When it spread to Paraguay, it became a solid multi-section skirt. When I arrived in Honduras, it became a 720-degree skirt with a white navy wind. In other words, although Spanish culture exported flamenco skirts, each country is different, with different colors and styles.

Let's talk about China's flamenco skirt. After reading what I wrote above, you should understand that it is not authentic. What we see in the China market is not authentic, but full of China characteristics. So everyone has a design with shoulders like dragons. Personally, I feel ugly. . Then you say why there are so many kinds of flamenco skirts. That's why. In principle, none of them are true.