Nomadic life: Nomadic wedding: Dance of nomadic men and women at weddings

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  • เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ต.ค. 2024
  • Farhanaz is a resilient single mother who goes through life's challenges with her 9-month-old son Soroush. Living in her father-in-law's house, she finds herself in a supportive yet complicated family. The house is filled with the sounds of family life, where her father-in-law plays an important role in providing for the family, but the absence of a partner weighs heavily on her heart.
    Recently, a wedding was held in their village, a lively event that brought the community together. Weddings in rural areas are often grand celebrations filled with joy, music and traditional customs. Farhanaz, who was eager to participate in the celebrations and escape from the mother's routine for a moment, decided to participate in the wedding ceremony with her grandmother and some other women from the village.
    The atmosphere of the wedding was lively, with colorful decorations and the aroma of delicious food wafting through the air. Women gathered in groups, dressed in their finest, adorned with intricate jewelry and bright fabrics. Laughter and chatter filled the air as they shared stories and engaged each other.
    As the evening progressed, the women began to dance, a cherished tradition at village weddings. By moving to the rhythm of the music, Farhanaz's heart brightened. Dance was not just a form of entertainment. It was a way for women to express happiness and solidarity. They spun and clapped, their movements in sync, creating a beautiful tapestry of color and energy.
    In addition to dancing, the women also played a traditional game that is often associated with such celebrations. Filled with laughter and playful competition, this game allowed them to bond and create lasting memories. It was a moment of rest for Farhanaz, an opportunity to connect with her roots and other women in the community.
    During the night, napkins filled with sweets and food were passed which were a symbol of sharing happiness and blessings. Farhanaz felt a sense of belonging by participating in this ceremony and it reminded her of the strength and endurance of the women in her life.
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ความคิดเห็น • 8

  • @yaninalewatava8086
    @yaninalewatava8086 2 วันที่ผ่านมา +1

    This is Gholami and Faeze's Mother and Father (The Shabliz channel)

  • @ritamargaryan1024
    @ritamargaryan1024 3 วันที่ผ่านมา +2

    Iran contri❤ Farhanaz

  • @veronicamirandas2
    @veronicamirandas2 2 วันที่ผ่านมา +1

    ⚘️❤️

  • @ManuelMota-vc7hk
    @ManuelMota-vc7hk 3 วันที่ผ่านมา +1

    J'adore ses un beaux mariage la danse ses très beaux et bon mariage à la mariée et au mari et bonne fêtesà vous tous bisous à bientôt et je vous embrasse tous et bientôt
    9:37

  • @ManuelMota-vc7hk
    @ManuelMota-vc7hk 3 วันที่ผ่านมา +1

    Bonjour farhanaz comment vous allez bien bébé vas bien et toi farhanaz tu vas bien avec la grand mère et le grand père je te passe le grand bonjour à toi et ton bébé et à tous bisous à bientôt ❤❤

  • @GiusyMartinalli
    @GiusyMartinalli 4 วันที่ผ่านมา +1

    Chi si è sposato????? Vediamo......😊😊😊❤❤❤!!!

  • @MarcelaGrycová
    @MarcelaGrycová 3 วันที่ผ่านมา +1

    Ty noomadi majo volný život nikam nespechaji zajimalo by mě, jestli by zvládly zeny život Evropanek ,rano v 6 hod. Vstávat, pripravit deti do školy, odvést a jit na 8 hod. do prace vyzvednout deti ze skoly ,odvest na kroužky, vyzvednout a vecer vařit, prát psát ukoly s dětmi a druhy den nanovo a tsk pořád, myslim si ze nomadky by to nezvladly nejsou od mala k tomu vedeny možná 1 nebo 2 dny a padly by vyčerpaný, oni vlastně cele dny skoro nic nedělají