Indijski Čoček (IN0dee-skee CHOH-check), meaning East Indian Čoček, is a Rom (Gypsy) dance popular in Kočani, Macedonia. It was presented by Steve Kotansky at the 1997 Stockton Folk Dance Camp. Dance notes…
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