What are the characteristics of the ancient Mexican "Uabango Dance" movement?

Ancient Mexican "Uabango Dance" has the characteristics of Uabango dance, but also has the style of mountain tap dance. "Mountain Tap is generally characterized by more footwork than upper body and arm movements. Upper body and arm movements are rare, either with the hands behind the back or with the hips crossed or arm in arm or shoulder to shoulder. Heel, foot, toe step on the ground movement is more, kicking, jumping, striding and other large-scale foot movement is small. If it is accompanied by arm movements, it is a Shunquan dance. This is a refinement and sublimation of the movements of climbing and crossing the mountains. This dance in addition to the hands crossed at the waist, is the two arms both back and forth in unison with the pendulum of the Shunquan action, a fierce look is very similar to China's Tibet tap dance arm action."