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«ԳՈՒԹԱՆ» Հայաստանի ազգագրական երգի-պարի ամենամյա փառատոն՝ 2015
«ՎԵՐԱԴԱՐՁ» ազգագրական երգի-պարի համույթ
Ղեկ. Ալեքսանդր Ավետիսյան
«Սեբաստիո» պարի ծագման վայրը՝ Սեբաստիա, Արևմտյան Հայաստան
The center of Armenian national music “MRRO” presents:
“GUTAN” folk song and dance annual festival of Armenia' 2015
"VERADARDZ" traditional song and dance ensemble
Director Alexander Avetisyan
The origin of the "Sebastio" dance - Sebastia, Western Armenia
Thats a turkish dance called "temiraga halayi"
A. Daşov the ENTIRE half of Occupied Eastern Anatolia is Western Armenia and/or Bakur Kurdistan. What are you talking about? Turkish culture is nothing unique nor special because elements of your culture are shared with your neighbours. Learn to see the beauty in that. Learn to take responsibility for the negative actions of your ancestors against the ancestors of the Armenians, and the many other people groups who used to call Anatolia HOME. It was taken from them, and very unwillingly so.
Lol, why you cry then when azeris want irevan back ? You know that east anatolia will never be armenian. Its a part of greater turkey :) greetings from Kars
Why are turks using the word "Bar" which means dance in Armenian?
"Bar" With their structure and formation, they are the dances performed by groups in the open. They are spread, in general, over the eastern part of Anatolia (Erzurum, Bayburt, Agri, Kars, Artvin and Erzincan provinces).
Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turkish_dance
Turks steal even the word Bar !LOL
Lol, why you dance to uzindere und kochari ? They are turkish words.. why you eat dolma, sarma ? Its turkish too
Only turks from turkey have similar dances to Armenians and compare to rest av central - Asia which also mostly are Turkish speaking, non of them have these type of dances or food culture.. This means that Turks have Stolen/borrowed whatever you want to call it.
You need to be realistic, the only thing turks brought from central-asia is the saz instrument. thats it.
Kochari is Armenian
UNESCO recognizes Armenian Kochari dance as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity
* ich.unesco.org/en/RL/kochari-traditional-group-dance-01295
Dolma, might be Armenian as well.
An alternative etymology comes from Armenian տոլմա [tolˈmɑ] or դոլմա [dolˈmɑ], coming from the words toli, 'grape leaf', and ma, 'wrapped'.[10] Toli as a grape leave was recorded in the inscriptions of the Kingdom of Van (Urartu). Initially, in Classical Armenian, the dish was called Tolimis, meaning "meat in grape leaf". Over time, Tolimis turned into Tolim, followed by Tolima, and finally Tolma.[11][12][13][better source needed]
* en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dolma