Oj Ti Momče Ohrigjanče (Macedonia)


Oj Ti Momče Ohrigjanče (OY tee MOHM-cheh OH-ree-DJAHN-cheh) translates to “Hey, you Ohrid lad.” Stephen Kotansky learned this dance from Filip Arilon, a musician and dance teacher from Macedonia. The song has been recorded by many recording artists. The dance is a choreography. Stephen Kotansky taught this dance at the 2022 Stockton Folk Dance Camp.

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