Imate Li Vino (Macedonia)


Imate Li Vino (EE-mah-teh lee VEE-noh) is a popular song from the Strumica region of Eastern Macedonia and is usually sung in succession with other melodies in the same 7/8 meter. The dance, presented by Atanas Kolarovski at the 1982 University of the Pacific Folk Dance Camp, is lyrical, elegant and reflects total harmony between the dancers, musicians and singers. Dance notes…

Imate Li Vino – Alternate Recording

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