Hi Dan, Not being able to answer on the same file because the video prevents me from writing, here is what I think I know:
Originally, in the 16th century, it was a Scottish dance; the real one would have come to Quebec - it's a 2 or 4 beat dance (which looks like a fox); you can find other explanations on the site of "identitairs Québécois"; I hope to have answered your request; MusicallyVernonait
28/01/2016
2 Replies
dan95
28/01/2016
Hello vernonait,

Great to have answered me so quickly...I'm going to see all this closely.Thank you for your erudition.
Good day to you.

Daniel
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