Aragon traditional costume dates back to the eighteenth century resulting from an adaptation of seigniorial dress. There is not one single costume, but it has been adopted as representative in regional folklore that the man, known familiarly as baturro, mano or jotero, wear a collarless white ...

In Aragon there has always been a diversity of dances but the jota has overtaken in popularity all others. La Contradanza (quadrilles) in Cetina, Las Seguidillas (stanza dance and tunes) in Lecinena, and El Bolero in Caspe are all famous.  ...