Yozgatlilar Dügünü 🔥😍 Hüseyin Akyazi x Grup Kayalar x FK Photography
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ย. 2024
- Aylin & Yusuf Süper Halaylarr
Hızlı halay çekmek isteyenlere 😆 33:55 🔥💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻
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Bize her yer Yozgat değil, ama her yerde Yozgatlıyız😎
Helal olsun !! 👌👌👌
👍👍😘inşallah bir ömür boyu mutlu olursunuz canlarım
Tabiki yozgatlıyız 😍🥰
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0:55 yesil elbiseli napio ya 😅
Wooooow it's so dance 💃💃💃💃💃💃💃💃💃😂😂😂👌🏻💖💯
Cok güzel olmus masallah❤❤❤66
Bu çalan ekipe nasıl ulaşabilirim
Instagram’dan Grup Kayalar
Yozgat’la ilgisi yok bu oyunların. Başlık yanlış atıldı sanırım.
yozgatlı düğünü olduguna eminmisiniz bu nasıl yozgatlı düğünü gıı
Alevi yozgatlilar
Turks or kurds?
Türk
Obviously Kurds from yozgat . Cause we Turks aint dance halay this fast . They litteraly fly . The turkish type of this sort of halay is much slower
I don't live in Turkey but I agree that halays from central Anatolia are slower than kurdish as far as I've seen. Halay is usually associated with Kurds but I think it is common among Turks as well in yozgat and other parts of Anatolia.
@@cosmicwayfarer I don't live in Turkey either. But im Turkish . Btw , i speak from experience. i have been to many central anatolian weddings . most don't even have halay. think of the Turks from ankara , karaman for example ( and the whole of western turkey) the only cities in central anatolia that do halay are Aksaray , Kirsehir , Nevsehir and Yozgat + Sivas . but it belongs more to the east. and our halay are not as fast as you see in this video . we do have that halay. but it's slower. and the shoulder techniques are different. kurds stay in place during halay & turks don't. And btw. Kurds also live in yozgat. so it could be good, and I'm sure of that. that these are Kurds. because they also sing kurdish. not that that matters. but i'm sure these are not turks. or it must be an exception
@@aksaray6833 Tokat, Corum and Amasya also definitely have halay culture and they are majority Turkish cities in central Anatolia.