Del fr. cotillon: ‘enaguas’.
Su origen se remonta a una canción que se bailaba en las ocasiones festivas: Ma commère, quand je danse, mon cotillon va-t-il bien ? [Comadre, cuando bailo, ¿se me ven las enaguas?]
Fuente: Wikipedia.
Su origen se remonta a una canción que se bailaba en las ocasiones festivas: Ma commère, quand je danse, mon cotillon va-t-il bien ? [Comadre, cuando bailo, ¿se me ven las enaguas?]
Fuente: Wikipedia.
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