DANCING FOR RAIN Totonac Indians perform rain dance around pole during fiesta. Papantla, Mexico.
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	Catalog #:	32054
	Clip Number:	32054-1
	Orginal Film:	60/56
	Timecode:
	Location:	Mexico
	Year Shot:	1960 (Actual Year)
	Audio:	Yes
	Color:	No
	Headings:	ENTERTAINMENT/DANCE: Ethnic / Cultural LOCATIONS/NORTH AMERICA: Mexico WEATHER: Rain
	Description:	MISSING 1/23/2004 Dancing for rain. Mexico. Elevated Papantla village in Mexico. M/S men and boys on horses riding through streets. Various shots of Totonac Indians dancing through the streets in procession during their fiesta. M/S people watching. M/S camera pans up pole to dancers at top, C/U man with camera. M/S dancers suspended upside down with rope, M/S as framework at top begins to spin and they spiral downwards as rope unwinds, this is a rain dance. M/S as they swing further down. M/S people watching. M/S dancers as they near the ground. M/S dancers walking around afterwards.

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