Dedo Mili Dedo (Macedonia)


Dedo Mili Dedo (DEH-doh mee-lee DEH-doh) originated in Gradmanci in the Kumanovo region of Macedonia. It is a multi-occasion dance using elements that have been adapted to rhythms and melodies of the Kumanovo. Early notation was by Ljupka Kolorava. Atanas Kolarovski presented the dance at the 1982 University of the Pacific Folk Dance Camp.
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