*Olm bu kadar güzel bir dans neden ön plana çıkmamış ? Bunu Türkçe olarak paylaşmalısınız ki aramalarda çıksın Kesinlikle bizim insanımızın izlemesi gerek !*
Dear Ue, a Turkish Romani Dance. Turkey has about 5 million Turkish Roma citizens. Roma people in general adapt the culture of the country they reside in and they create their dances and music building on the local culture. For that reason if you look at Roma people in different countries you will see that their dances are customized to the traditions, sounds, and rhythms of their local settings. For instance, the dances and the music of Roma people in Spain (flamenco), India (Rajastani), and the Balkans are completely different, they are not even close. Similarly, the Turkish Romani people adapted the 9x8 rhythm which is the core of many traditional folk dances in Western/North Western Turkey (Bilecik, Burdur, Bursa, Edirne, Tekirdag, Kirklareli, vs). If you listen to some famous traditional songs, you will realize that they are based on this unique (aksak) rhythm. Hence the Turkish Romani adopted this traditional Turkish folk rhythm and added their own culture and attitude to it, making it a very unique Turkish experience. For this reason, to answer your question, yes this dance is as Turkish as it gets. Just like the Turkish Romani people are an indispensable part of the Turkish cultural mosaic.
@nulla poeta I'm not sure if by loser you're implying me anyway I did google and this was the sample video that came up. Despite this I now have a better understanding thanks to people like Demet
Dear Beyza, Roma people in general adapt the culture of the country they reside in and they create their dances and music building on the local culture. For that reason if you look at Roma people in different countries you will see that their dances are customized to the traditions, sounds, and rhythms of their local settings. For instance, the dances and the music of Roma people in Spain (flamenco), India (Rajastani), and the Balkans are completely different, they are not even close. Similarly, the Turkish Romani people adapted the 9x8 rhythm which is the core of many traditional folk dances in Western/North Western Turkey (Bilecik, Burdur, Bursa, Edirne, Tekirdag, Kirklareli, vs). If you listen to some famous traditional songs, you will realize that they are based on this unique (aksak) rhythm. Hence the Turkish Romani adopted this traditional Turkish folk rhythm and added their own culture and attitude to it, making it a very unique Turkish experience. For this reason, your comment that this Romans dance is not correct. This dance is as Turkish as it gets.
Dear Asena, There are 5 million Turkish Romani people in Turkey and they legal citizens of our country. Roma people in general adapt the culture of the country they reside in and they create their dances and music building on the local culture. For that reason if you look at Roma people in different countries you will see that their dances are customized to the traditions, sounds, and rhythms of their local settings. For instance, the dances and the music of Roma people in Spain (flamenco), India (Rajastani), and the Balkans are completely different, they are not even close. Similarly, the Turkish Romani people adapted the 9x8 rhythm which is the core of many traditional folk dances in Western/North Western Turkey (Bilecik, Burdur, Bursa, Edirne, Tekirdag, Kirklareli, vs). If you listen to some famous traditional songs, you will realize that they are based on this unique (aksak) rhythm. Hence the Turkish Romani adopted this traditional Turkish folk rhythm and added their own culture and attitude to it, making it a very unique Turkish experience. For this reason, your statement that this is not a Turkish dance is not correct. This dance is Turkish by any means. In addition, Turkish Romani dance as well as the Roma people of Turkey are an indispensable part of Turkish culture and they tremendously enrich the Turkish mosaic.
@@mehmeteking İlk şunu demek isterim ki Zeybek rum oyunu değildir bunu bir çok belge de kanıtlıyor. Türklerin mesela Teke oyunu vardır, çiftetelli, karşılama, bar, kaşık oyunları ve bir çok daha halk oyunları vardır. Zeybek konusuna gelince bir tarihe bakınız zeybekler kimlerdir? Alman Vikipedisine baktığınızda Zeybek hakkında şunu diyor ,,Zeybek çoğunlukla türkiyenin ege bölgesinde yaygın olan bir türk halk oyunudur. Zeybek ege bölgesinin dağlarında yaşayan Zeybeklerden gelmektedir’’ Şimdi bir de zeybekler kimdir diye sorduğunuzda şunu diyor ,,Batı anadoludaki selçuklu devletinin başlarında güvenlik güçlerine zeybekler denilirdi’’ Şimdi peki zeybek kelimesi nerden geliyor? 🤔 Araştırmalarıma göre Zeybek kelimesinin kökenine dair bir çok tezler vardır bunlardan bir kaçı: Sağ bek, zeyl-i beğ veya orta asyada bulunan bir yerden geldiği söylenmektedir. Ona bakarsanız tabii ki de türklerin rumlardan ve rumların türklerden aldığı gelenekler, oyunlar, yemekler vs... vardır ama bir halkın kendi kültürü ve oyunları gelenekleri olmadığına dair suçlayamazsınız. Bir de şunu demek isterim ki başka insanlara lütfen saygılı ve seviyeli cevap veriniz. Bir kişiye ,,Gerizekalı” gibi ithamlarda bulunmak sizin seviyenizi düşürüyor. Burda her kişinin bir eleştirme ve cevap verme hakkı vardır bunu ancak seviyeli bir şekilde sürdürdüğümüzde her iki tarafta sonuçlar elde edilebilir.
Very beautiful dance performance, congratulations to all wonderful dancers 🙏excellent photography thanks for sharing colorful video 👌👌👌
*Olm bu kadar güzel bir dans neden ön plana çıkmamış ? Bunu Türkçe olarak paylaşmalısınız ki aramalarda çıksın Kesinlikle bizim insanımızın izlemesi gerek !*
Hon, Honor God LAR. ( Hon, ROMAN ). Good morning dear Hon, Artists. Welcome to all of you. Beautiful dance. Hon, " Jump ". [............?]. Sir.
Türk ün romanı bile buram buram Türk.
Great ! : )
şukar
Ah! çok güzel! :o
I'm confused.. is this Turkish dance..?
Dear Ue, a Turkish Romani Dance. Turkey has about 5 million Turkish Roma citizens. Roma people in general adapt the culture of the country they reside in and they create their dances and music building on the local culture. For that reason if you look at Roma people in different countries you will see that their dances are customized to the traditions, sounds, and rhythms of their local settings. For instance, the dances and the music of Roma people in Spain (flamenco), India (Rajastani), and the Balkans are completely different, they are not even close. Similarly, the Turkish Romani people adapted the 9x8 rhythm which is the core of many traditional folk dances in Western/North Western Turkey (Bilecik, Burdur, Bursa, Edirne, Tekirdag, Kirklareli, vs). If you listen to some famous traditional songs, you will realize that they are based on this unique (aksak) rhythm. Hence the Turkish Romani adopted this traditional Turkish folk rhythm and added their own culture and attitude to it, making it a very unique Turkish experience. For this reason, to answer your question, yes this dance is as Turkish as it gets. Just like the Turkish Romani people are an indispensable part of the Turkish cultural mosaic.
@@demetcabbar wow, thank you so much
@nulla poeta I'm not sure if by loser you're implying me anyway I did google and this was the sample video that came up. Despite this I now have a better understanding thanks to people like Demet
@nulla poeta I see, Thanks :)
turks are not racist, they helped Romani a lot.. im romani from kosovo,if turks need us one day we will be there.....turk hallkina tesekur ederis...:)
Gobegi sansurlemisler
This is Romans dance
Dear Beyza, Roma people in general adapt the culture of the country they reside in and they create their dances and music building on the local culture. For that reason if you look at Roma people in different countries you will see that their dances are customized to the traditions, sounds, and rhythms of their local settings. For instance, the dances and the music of Roma people in Spain (flamenco), India (Rajastani), and the Balkans are completely different, they are not even close. Similarly, the Turkish Romani people adapted the 9x8 rhythm which is the core of many traditional folk dances in Western/North Western Turkey (Bilecik, Burdur, Bursa, Edirne, Tekirdag, Kirklareli, vs). If you listen to some famous traditional songs, you will realize that they are based on this unique (aksak) rhythm. Hence the Turkish Romani adopted this traditional Turkish folk rhythm and added their own culture and attitude to it, making it a very unique Turkish experience. For this reason, your comment that this Romans dance is not correct. This dance is as Turkish as it gets.
@LMC stfu racist fuck who are u to tell someone what to do
@@mehmeteking no this is Romani dance
لم أفهم شيء بتاتاً ؟
Pakistani Muslim
what connect with Pakistan? this is Turkish Roman (gypsy) dance.
هههههه
This is not Turkish dance. Romans are not Turkish!!!
Dear Asena, There are 5 million Turkish Romani people in Turkey and they legal citizens of our country. Roma people in general adapt the culture of the country they reside in and they create their dances and music building on the local culture. For that reason if you look at Roma people in different countries you will see that their dances are customized to the traditions, sounds, and rhythms of their local settings. For instance, the dances and the music of Roma people in Spain (flamenco), India (Rajastani), and the Balkans are completely different, they are not even close. Similarly, the Turkish Romani people adapted the 9x8 rhythm which is the core of many traditional folk dances in Western/North Western Turkey (Bilecik, Burdur, Bursa, Edirne, Tekirdag, Kirklareli, vs). If you listen to some famous traditional songs, you will realize that they are based on this unique (aksak) rhythm. Hence the Turkish Romani adopted this traditional Turkish folk rhythm and added their own culture and attitude to it, making it a very unique Turkish experience. For this reason, your statement that this is not a Turkish dance is not correct. This dance is Turkish by any means. In addition, Turkish Romani dance as well as the Roma people of Turkey are an indispensable part of Turkish culture and they tremendously enrich the Turkish mosaic.
they are hindostani? selam turkleri
@@mehmeteking İlk şunu demek isterim ki Zeybek rum oyunu değildir bunu bir çok belge de kanıtlıyor. Türklerin mesela Teke oyunu vardır, çiftetelli, karşılama, bar, kaşık oyunları ve bir çok daha halk oyunları vardır. Zeybek konusuna gelince bir tarihe bakınız zeybekler kimlerdir? Alman Vikipedisine baktığınızda Zeybek hakkında şunu diyor ,,Zeybek çoğunlukla türkiyenin ege bölgesinde yaygın olan bir türk halk oyunudur. Zeybek ege bölgesinin dağlarında yaşayan Zeybeklerden gelmektedir’’ Şimdi bir de zeybekler kimdir diye sorduğunuzda şunu diyor ,,Batı anadoludaki selçuklu devletinin başlarında güvenlik güçlerine zeybekler denilirdi’’ Şimdi peki zeybek kelimesi nerden geliyor? 🤔 Araştırmalarıma göre Zeybek kelimesinin kökenine dair bir çok tezler vardır bunlardan bir kaçı: Sağ bek, zeyl-i beğ veya orta asyada bulunan bir yerden geldiği söylenmektedir. Ona bakarsanız tabii ki de türklerin rumlardan ve rumların türklerden aldığı gelenekler, oyunlar, yemekler vs... vardır ama bir halkın kendi kültürü ve oyunları gelenekleri olmadığına dair suçlayamazsınız.
Bir de şunu demek isterim ki başka insanlara lütfen saygılı ve seviyeli cevap veriniz. Bir kişiye ,,Gerizekalı” gibi ithamlarda bulunmak sizin seviyenizi düşürüyor. Burda her kişinin bir eleştirme ve cevap verme hakkı vardır bunu ancak seviyeli bir şekilde sürdürdüğümüzde her iki tarafta sonuçlar elde edilebilir.
It is complatelly dishonourableness it is gpsy dance and is not Turkish folk dance so shame it is presented Turkish dance
E romanlar Türkiyede Amerikadaki romanlar böyle mi dans ediyor abi salak salak roman yazmışlar bu roman olsa bile Türkiye deki romanlar böyle