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 Escobilla (es-co-BEE-yuh) in Spanish means a small broom or brush. In Flamenco dance, an escobilla is where the dancer does an extended section of zapateado (footwork). Several Flamenco rhythms, such as Alegrias, Caracoles and Soleares, have sections of escobilla.
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