Very good.... As a contribution, I leave this link speaks of the Catira in Brazil term: http://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catira 62;Mainly associated with a dance or dance. It is in Portuguese but I think that there will be no difficulty to understand it, in any case, I can translate it in case that need it. To find abundant information about this genre in Brazil, just put "Catira Brazil " in Google. By the way, I am Venezuelan, and I like that they could delve into this origin who say that it is cumanogoto, because since I live in Brazil, I discovered that there are many Indians 40 words; places ) similar between Venezuela and Brazil. Thank you.
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