In a dance style from this country, four performers who each represent an element wear straw hats with colorful ribbons and limp to imitate old men. A dance style from this country whose name derives from the Arabic word for syrup was repopularized after a 1919 visit by Anna Pavlova. The designs of an enslaved woman from India are legendarily said to have inspired dresses worn by dancers from this country called china [chee-na]. In a dance style from this country, a male dancer (*) kicks his leg above his female partner’s head as she picks up a hat. Performances of this country’s jarabe [ha-RA-bay] tapatio dance are often accompanied by an ensemble whose performers wear cowboy-inspired suits; those ensembles from this country traditionally perform (10[1])songs like “La (10[1])Cucaracha.” For 10 (-5[1])points, name this home country of mariachi music. (10[1])■END■