- + - Gipuzkoako dantzak - + -

Hasierako posizioa

Oin-punta gailur

Oin-punta orpokoak

Oin-punta irradakan

Txingo luze paseoa

Trantsiozko urratsak

Bigarren aldaira

Hirugarren aldaira

Laugarren aldaira

Bostgarren aldaira

Seigarren aldaira

Thank to the txingo, the dantzari is able to left his leg higher and more energetically. Performing a long txingo to the right with the right foot and twisting his body to one side, the dancer lifts his left leg as high as possible. When he lowers his left leg, the dancer taps the tip of his right foot with his left heel. He has to lift his left with great momentum and lower it with the same energy, and the foot's downward movement to the floor is helped with a small txingo of the foot on the ground.

After the left foot has touched the tip of the right foot, the dancer moves his left leg forward one step. Then, the right foot continues the movement performed by the left foot and after it is completed against the left heel, the right foot is moved as far backwards as the left one was moved forwards.

The dantzari begins to bring the left foot backwards and to turn his body towards the left. With his left foot, he performs the txingo to the left and repeats the whole sequence to the left side while lifting the right leg.