What kind of dance is Latin America's sacrifice to the sun god?

Dance for the sun god. Sacrificing to the sun god is an ancient tradition in Latin America. It has been handed down from generation to generation and has been preserved among old folk artists. Musicians in Latin America collect original materials from ancient folk artists. Daniel Alomias Robles, a well-known collector of Peruvian folk songs, recorded the music of an old Indian artist about 70 years old praising the sun. He said, "Although the Indian is old, his bones and muscles are good ... He left me to have dinner with a beautiful goshawk he caught that morning. After dinner, he said to me, "Now let's listen to our ode to the sun." So he hummed this mysterious hymn, which survived the quiet memory of an Indian old man and was not submerged. Sacrificing to the sun god is an ancient traditional culture in Latin America. There are not only ode to the sun in folk songs, but also dances offering sacrifices to the sun in dances, such as "Indians hang the portrait of the sun on a post and dance around it enthusiastically when dancing in the sun". The cultural connotation of this dance is around the agricultural harvest, and it is a dance to sacrifice the agricultural harvest.