Mia Kori (Thracian Greece)
Mia Kori (Mia Kori mia Diavatissa) is a simple three-measure dance (a little like a Pousteno step, but
done in 9/8) from the Thracian region of Greece, here with a simple in-and-out refrain added. Presented by Lee Otterholt at the Laguna Folkdancers Festival 2007 Dance notes…
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