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Tarantella in Italy is a fast-paced dance with six or three beats. The music keeps moving, creating a very warm atmosphere. Tarantella's name is said to come from a poisonous spider. Legend has it that being bitten by this spider will cause a fever, and the patient should dance violently to detoxify. The common tarantella is 6/8 beat, which runs through the rapid progress of the eighth note from beginning to end, and the speed is often faster and faster, becoming more and more fanatical.