The Caporal of the "tundiki" crowded. It represents the worn white, black, or black foreman who exploited slaves in colonial times

Folk dance appropriate for a supposedly elitist establishment for its strong dance step and use the whip.

Diablada is a dance called so by the mask and the devil costume worn by dancers.

Diablada is a dance called so by the mask and the devil costume worn by dancers.

The dance represents the confrontation between the forces of good and evil, mixing elements of both Catholic traditions introduced during the Spanish conquest and Andean ancestral rites.

An emblematic dance of the Oruro Carnival is the morenada, whose origin as such is the city of Oruro and fashion who won the Carnival.