Cetvorka (Macedonia)This entry was posted in Macedonia on December 12, 2020 by folkdance Četvorka (CHET-vohr-kah) means “In Fours.” The dance was presented at the 1966 Stockton Folk Dance Camp by Atanas Kolarovski. Dance notes… 1,327views Macedonia You may also like Arnautsko Horo (Macedonia) 1,789views Macedonia Macedonian Dance choreographed and taught by Yves Moreau. The music is ... Bavno Oro (Macedonia) 1,425views Macedonia Beautiful three-part Macedonian dance. "Slow Dance" - originally taught by ... Belasicko (Macedonia) 1,181views Macedonia Belasičko (BELL-ah-SEETCH-koh) is a line dance originating from the town of ... Bufcansko Oro (Macedonia) 2,072views Macedonia Women's dance from the Macedonian village of Buf, region of Bitola 2/4 ... Camceto (Macedonia) 407views Macedonia Čamčeto or Chamcheto (CHAHM-cheh-toh), meaning small boat, was described in ... Čapkan Dimčo (Macedonia) 369views Macedonia Čapkan Dimčo. Originally taught by Atanas Kolarovski, Olga Sandolowich, or ... Cije E One Mome (Macedonia) 287views Macedonia This is a wedding dance from the Kočani area of Macedonia. It is danced ... Dafino Vino (Macedonia) 605views Macedonia This is the version taught in the US by Iliana Bozhanova. There are other ... Dedo Mili Dedo (Macedonia) 647views Macedonia Dedo Mili Dedo (DEH-doh mee-lee DEH-doh) originated in Gradmanci in the ... Devetorka (Balkan) 2,080views Bulgaria,Macedonia,Serbia Commonly danced throughout Macedonia, Serbia, and Bulgaria In 9/8 rhythm (QQQS) Do Tri Pâti (Bulgaria) 251views Macedonia This dance is is from the village of Gradište in Pavlikenski district. ... Dončevo (Macedonia) 293views Macedonia Originally arranged and taught by Atanas Kolarovski. Recently retaught by ... Gugutkino Oro (Macedonia) 943views Macedonia Gugutkino Oro, both dance and song, is from the northern part of Macedonia. ... Imate Li Vino (Macedonia) 893views Macedonia Imate Li Vino (EE-mah-teh lee VEE-noh) is a popular song from the Strumica ... Indijski Cocek (Rom/Macedonia) 1,257views Macedonia,Roma Indijski Čoček (IN0dee-skee CHOH-check), meaning East Indian Čoček, is a ... Ivanice (Macedonia) 926views Macedonia Lovely one-pattern Macedonian dance in SQQ rhythm. First presented in the ... Kalajdžisko (Macedonia) 1,007views Macedonia Kalajdžisko dance comes from the town of Titoveles in the Titoveles region. ... Marino Oro (Macedonia) 500views Macedonia Marino Oro was originally taught by Atanas Kolarovski. The dance is from ... Oj Ti Momče Ohrigjanče (Macedonia) 336views Macedonia Oj Ti Momče Ohrigjanče (OY tee MOHM-cheh OH-ree-DJAHN-cheh) translates to ... Ovčepolsko Oro (Macedonia) 357views Macedonia Ovčepolsko (ohv-cheh-POHL-skoh), or Ovčepolsko Oro, is a dance form of the ... Ratevka (Macedonia) 412views Macedonia Originally taught by Pece Atanasovski, Dick Crum (and others) Dance notes... Rumelaj (Macedonia) 2,540views Macedonia Originally taught by Pece Atnovski and Atanas Koloravski as Jeni Jol Danced ... Širto (Macedonia) 1,079views Macedonia This dance, which is essentially identical to the Greek dance Syrtos. Is ... Strumička Petorka (Macedonia) 487views Macedonia Strumička Petorka (STROO-meech-kah PEH-tor-kah) is a choreography of ... Svatba (Bulgaria, Macedonia) 1,915views Bulgaria,Macedonia Svatba (SVAHT-bah) means "wedding." The source for this dance is Belcho ... Tapan Cuka (Macedonia) 550views Macedonia Presented at Stockton Folk Dance Camp 2018, Tapan Cuka (TAH-pahn CHOO-kah) ... Tino Mori (Macedonia) 1,357views Macedonia Macedonian dance in 7/8 rhythm, introduced by Atanas Koloravski "Tino" is a ... U Kruševo Ogin Gori (Macedonia) 306views Macedonia U Kruševo Ogin Gori (In Krusevo a fire burns) was introduced by Dennis ... Vodarki Oro (Macedonia) 826views Macedonia This is a Medley of dances from Ovčepol that were put together by Atanas ... Vrni Se Vrni (Macedonia) 334views Macedonia Vrni Se Vrni (Ver-nee See Ver-nee) is translated as "Come back, come back". ... Zek Zek Dadumle (Serbia/Macedonia/Rom) 1,352views Macedonia,Roma,Serbia Introduced by Steve Kotansky Cocek-style dance done throughout the Balkans ...
