OMG, that is so amazing, additive! I love it. The stamina that it takes to go that length of time doing all the dance steps and moves is just mind-blowing. It is so energy-fueled that it seems to make you stop breathing to catch it all. I have to watch that again...WOW!
It is ''HALAY'' , You can search about ''HORON'' I think horon is better than halay as a Turkish ^^ A example ; th-cam.com/video/Ld0Q3RlDqQs/w-d-xo.html
@@conquerteam8302 I want to thank you very much. this video has inspired me to teach this to my students. I work in NYC and I want to teach this dance to my very diverse group.
The song dance, the restaurant, the land is Kurdish and Karzan. There is not such a dance of name of Turkey. Does Kurdish does, and this is absolutely Kurdish does not Turkish. You don’t expect someone will come to the comment and type it that is not Turkish dance here is me
Well most Asian minor countries have have in common food and traditions including tribal dances .there's not much of difference regardless what you're saying .it's looks you're very nationalism. But in reality are the same.
@@marioRamirez-sv3hm First of all, you're the one coming on here and sharing your nationalistic opinion and later on cry about it when you get an reply. I'm also much aware of the culture appropiation against the Turkics that are committed by Arabs, Kurds, Armenians etc.
No one is crying about , I said what is true. And I know all the people and their customs because they are my coworkers and my neighbors. We all hang out together. So now you tell me if I don't know them. Syrians, Lebanese, Kurdish. I know what I'm talking about. They're open minded. And they do not get defensive. It's just a comment so sorry I hurt your feelings.
OMG, that is so amazing, additive! I love it. The stamina that it takes to go that length of time doing all the dance steps and moves is just mind-blowing. It is so energy-fueled that it seems to make you stop breathing to catch it all. I have to watch that again...WOW!
I’ve been trying for ages to find the song
Ali looking so young here 🙌🏽
What is the name of this dance and song? That was awesome!
It is ''HALAY'' , You can search about ''HORON'' I think horon is better than halay as a Turkish ^^ A example ; th-cam.com/video/Ld0Q3RlDqQs/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/D6Y-gP9--pQ/w-d-xo.html
@@conquerteam8302 thank you! I am Greek, I absolutely love this!
@@Billaki36 lol 2 years past but it is ok cuz it's still good :D Btw this is HALAY : th-cam.com/video/dPU6x80e_qg/w-d-xo.html
@@conquerteam8302 I want to thank you very much. this video has inspired me to teach this to my students. I work in NYC and I want to teach this dance to my very diverse group.
Where was this? In Turkey?
+lena lopes Yes this was in Turkey, it was the Four Seasons Restaurant in Dalyan.
@@peterandrews3747 You need to watch ''Horon'' it is a Turkish dance like this ''Halay'' ;; th-cam.com/video/Ld0Q3RlDqQs/w-d-xo.html
The song dance, the restaurant, the land is Kurdish and Karzan. There is not such a dance of name of Turkey. Does Kurdish does, and this is absolutely Kurdish does not Turkish. You don’t expect someone will come to the comment and type it that is not Turkish dance here is me
Your Face don't like to Turkish Mongolian.
Perhaps You are not Turks
Turkistan dabke dance is better than turkey way better. No comparison..
Dabke is nothing compared to Zeybek, Halay, Horon, Kolbastı and Lezginka.
Well most Asian minor countries have have in common food and traditions including tribal dances .there's not much of difference regardless what you're saying .it's looks you're very nationalism. But in reality are the same.
@@marioRamirez-sv3hm First of all, you're the one coming on here and sharing your nationalistic opinion and later on cry about it when you get an reply. I'm also much aware of the culture appropiation against the Turkics that are committed by Arabs, Kurds, Armenians etc.
No one is crying about , I said what is true. And I know all the people and their customs because they are my coworkers and my neighbors. We all hang out together. So now you tell me if I don't know them. Syrians, Lebanese, Kurdish. I know what I'm talking about. They're open minded. And they do not get defensive. It's just a comment so sorry I hurt your feelings.