Savila Se Bela Loza (SAH-vee-lah Seh-BEH-lah-LOH-zah) is translated to mean “A grapevine entwined in itself.” Presented by Dennis Boxell at University of the Pacific Folk Dance Camp, 1965. Dance notes…
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