Accompanied by choirgirls and orchestra,
the only dance approved for a Catholic church
was performed over five centuries by choirboys
on religious holidays at Spain’s Seville Cathedral.
Banned in the 17th century by Rome, the dance
revived after multitudes appealed to the Pope.
Line-ups . . . turns . . . circles . . . tiptoes ~
slowly marching with most solemn dignity,
dancers play castanets with both hands.
As to sound volume, it's . . . Spanish.