A typical Saint Lucian folk band is based around the fiddle, cuatro, banjo, guitar and "chak-chak" (a rattle). The banjo and cuatro are regarded as particularly important in Saint Lucian culture, especially the small, four-stringed "bwa poye", or "skroud banjo". Saint Lucian dances include "moulala", "faci" and "comette" (a derivative of the minuet); however, the "kwadril" is increasingly viewed as a national symbol. It is a highly stylized and formalized dance that derives from the European quadrille. "Jwé" is a more informal form of Lucian folk music, and is performed at dances, wakes and other social events; performers improvise comedic and often biting or lyrics. Music also plays a role in the La Rose and La Marguerite tradition of two rival societies that compete in celebration and form a fundamental part of Lucian culture.