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National   costumes of deferent countriesROMANIA 

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National   costumes of deferent countriesROMANIA 

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My students and I celebrated Great Union Day in a traditional style.

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1 Decembrie în Laboratorul elevilor creativi

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Am creat acest videoclip cu Editorul video YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/editor)

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Estonian national dance

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https://youtu.be/53rP5gH1YVM

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https://youtu.be/R3Uw3KWWw4g

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teacher: Danuta Bartkowiak - Siekańska

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Teach Toddlers Colors Numbers Preschool Race Cars & Magnet Truck

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Teaching Colours Tomica Auto Parking Garage Learn

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Best Toddler Learning Cars Trucks Colors

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Learning Colors & Couting Tow Truck Wooden Toy Educational Video

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Petrikov painting exists only in Ukraine.

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Petrikov painting exists only in Ukraine.

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Such costumes were made by our local mistress

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Such costumes were made by our local mistress

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Prahova, Romania

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The joyous cemetery from Sapanta, Maramures-Romania. A unique place in Europe due to the different way in which death is viewed.

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They used to be beautiful

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CUSTOMS AND TRADITIONS IN Çorum,Turkey
We celebrate when a young boy goes to army .If he is a new soldier we dance but we cry and apply 'kına' on his hand .
Also weddings are very important in our life.Bride covers a margarin on the door of her new house to keep and touch this house forever :)  Mother of the bride breaks a cup which has money and beans in order to have so much money to the new couple.The bride kicks the cup in front of her on the floor in order to leave her bad sides and habits before enter to her new home .There are so many things in our culture:)

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Life in Bucovina is marked by a series of events, holidays and festivals that repeat themselves each year.

These old traditions are well conserved in this part of Romania.

There are many occasions to celebrate; first of all there are important religious holidays: Christmas, Easter and the feast days of the major saints; then, there are several ethno-folkloric festivals, usually related to the cyclic agrarian rituals; to these could be added the numerous other cultural manifestation and fairs.

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Sofia Vicoveanca - Hai cu toti la Balaceana

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Macedonian students in a Romanian folk costume 

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Macedonian students in a Romanian folk costume 

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I, my colleague Biljana Roshkoska and our Macedonian students together with dear friends from Romania dressed in a Romanian folk costume during our mobility in Satu Mare, Romania trought the project from the Erasmus + program. Wonderful experiences and memories!
Thanksgiving to our kindly hosts from the Colegiul Tehnic Elisa Zamfirescu in Satu Mare, among which was Isabela Kiss

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KHORUMI is one of the most popular dances from Georgia. It dates back to the period of the heroic war against the conquering armies of the Turks, Mongolians, and other nations. It is composed of four parts: the search for the suitable spot for the fighter of the underground army, the approach of the enemy, the battle and the defeat.
The Georgian National Ballet Sukhishvili Presents : In over 200 tours the GEORGIAN NATIONAL BALLET Sukhishvili has traveled more 1.700 cities in 87 different countries, and over 50 million people have seen the perform
Costume Designers: Soliko Virsaladze, Nino Sukhishvili
Choreography: Iliko Sukhishvili, Nino Ramishvili, Iliko Sukhishvili Junior

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Khorumi (Military dance) - ხორუმი KHORUMI is one of the most popular dances from Georgia. It dates back to the period of the heroic war against the conquering armies of the Turks, Mongolians, and other nations.

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The Men who lived in mountainous parts (called Motile) and were brought up on Georgian rules and traditions were incomparable warriors.
At night they dressed in black clothes ,took smoky weapons and with small groups amazingly quickly attacked and destroyed numerous enemies.
Frightened enemies called them Kara-KALGAN which means Black shield Warriors(in Georgian Shavfarosnebi)

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" შავფაროსნები" - Shavparosnebi - Blackshielders | Georgian Ancient Fighting Skill

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The Men who lived in mountainous parts (called Motile) and were brought up on Georgian rules and traditions were incomparable warriors. At night they dressed in black clothes ,took smoky weapons and with small groups amazingly quickly attacked and destroyed numerous enemies.

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How the Georgians were preparing weapons

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https://youtu.be/stdZrNlxxxU

Through the video of the opening of the current UEFA Cup in Skopje  we can see part of the Macedonian traditional folklore treasure-folk dance (ORO- "Maleshevka" and "Kopacka" dances) and the traditional folk costume

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Georgian wedding form on traditional motifs

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Traditional Georgian wedding dancing in the modern Georgian wedding

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Trumpets

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играмо за намасију

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Трубачи Оркестар Славољуба Богојевића - Позориште Параћин 24.06.2016.

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Дувачки оркестар Славољуба Богојевића - Калета из Забреге на Добротворном концерту ,,Играмо за Намасију" у позоришту у Параћину, који се одржао 24. 06. 2016. године. Свирају песму Јовано Јованке.

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Serbian folk music

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Priredba za kraj školske 2016/17. Osnovna škola "Prva vojvođanska brigada", Novi Sad nastavnice Vera Vojnak (organizator) i Snežana Kalamković (snimatelj)

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Romanian costume village Mihajlovac near Negotin

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Viki Dogani,Greece

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The elders of the village have taught use to value traditional values.

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The elders of the village have taught use to value traditional values.

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Our students in traditional costume inherited from parents.

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Our students in traditional costume inherited from parents.

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The word for Easter in Romania is Paste, with its other form Pasti. The most commonly known and widespread Easter tradition in Romania is painting eggs – you will find this wherever in Romania you choose to spend Easter. The traditional food for Easter is anything based on lamb meat. Romanians also bake a cake with cheese, called “Pasca”. The Romanian cake called “cozonac” is also baked for this holiday (and for other holidays as well). A loaf of "cozonac" and a few red eggs are usually the alms gift, a traditional give away which is believed to feed the souls of those who have died.

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Folk dance from Salaj - RomaniaThe Porolissum Ensemble

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Folk dance from Salaj - RomaniaThe Porolissum Ensemble

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iz2tsS1JwmY

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LIFE IN SALERNO:
Salerno is a safe and lively city. It offers a lot of opportunities for fun, cultural activities and shopping.

Salerno nightlife takes place in the beautiful old town where it is possible to find many restaurants, pubs, bar enjoyed by people of every age.

CULTURE AND TRADITIONS
Salerno has preserved much of its Past as can be seen from its numerous monuments and folkloristic traditions.

The wonderful Medieval Old Town is dominated by the castle of the Longobardo Prince Arechi (IX Century) and is noted for its imposing Romanesque Cathedral (XI Century) which is situated in the middle of a characteristic medieval area where the ancient atmosphere mingles with the buzz of modern life, creating an astonishing blend of Italian originality.

The symbol of the town, without a doubt is its wonderful seafront promenade which offers the pleasure and beauty of a splendid panorama with its blue sea and its flower-filled pathways.

The variety of colours that characterizes the landscape in Salerno is perfectly reflected in its cooking, with its creative, lively and tasty flavours . Buffalo Mozzarella, San Marzano Tomatoes, Lemons from the Amalfi Coast are only some of the worldwide famous products you can taste here.

Some typical dishes are "Scialatielli" , a special pasta with seafood; "Parmigiana di melanzane", fried eggplants with tomatoes and mozzarella cheese; "torta caprese" a soft cake with almonds and chocolate, etc. The Campania region also boasts an antique tradition in wine making.

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LIFE IN SALERNO: Salerno is a safe and lively city. It offers a lot of opportunities for fun, cultural activities and shopping. Salerno nightlife takes place in the beautiful old town where it is possible to find many restaurants, pubs, bar enjoyed by people of every age.

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In cases of water scarcity, the elderly dress up a young girl with leaves and roam in the village. Passing through every house they pour a little water on the girl, symbolizing the rain everyone is waiting for.

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Τὸ ἔθιμο τῆς «Περπερούνας»

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Έθιμο της Θράκης για την εξουδετέρωση της ανομβρίας.Ένα πολύ φτωχό ή ορφανό κορίτσι ντύνεται με χλωρά κλαδιά και λουλούδια,περιφέρεται στο χωριό και το καταβρέχουν με νερό ή του δίνουν χρήματα.Ακούγεται το ακόλουθο τραγούδι: "Περπερούνα περπατεί, για βροχή παρακαλεί. Κύριε, ρίξε μια βροχή μια βροχή καματερή. Μπάρες μπάρες τα νερά λίμνες λίμνες τα κρασιά .

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Traditional costumes from different places of Greece through stamp and images

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Traditional costumes from different places of Greece through stamp and images

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Traditional costumes through stamp and images

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Traditions and customs from different places of Greece!

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"Sorcova" is a special bouquet used for New Year's wishes early New Year’s morning. Children wish people a “Happy New Year!” while touching them lightly with this bouquet. After they have wished a Happy New Year to the members of their family, the children go to the neighbors and relatives. Traditionally, the "Sorcova" bouquet was made up of one or several fruit - tree twigs (apple-tree, pear-tree, cherry-tree, plum-tree); all of them are put into water, in warm place, on November 30th (St. Andrew’s Day), in order to bud and to blossom on New Year's Eve.

Merry Sorcova,

May your health be strong

And you life long:

As an apple tree

As a pear stately

As a rose bush fair

Blossoming beyond compare:

Strong as a granite rock

Quick as an arrow’s shock

Hard as an iron bar

Tougher than steel by far,

Over summer, over spring,

May your health be great

A New Year with happiness

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Throughout the season, teenagers and young adults especially enjoy caroling with the “Goat”. The “Goat” is actually a usually boisterous young person dressed up in a goat costume. The whole group dances through the streets and from door to door, often with flute music. This tradition comes from the ancient Roman people and it reminds us of the celebration of the ancient Greek gods. This custom is also called "brezaia" in Wallachia and Oltenia, because of the multicolored appearance of the goat mask. The goat jumps, jerks, turns round, and bends, clattering regularly the wooden jaws.

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Children make a star using colored paper and then they put in its middle an icon of Jesus. Many of children decorate their star using shiny tinsel.  The “Star Carol” is a tradition during the 3 days of Romanian Christmas.

While holding the star in the hands the children sing:

"The star has appeared on high,
Like a big secret in the sky,
The star is bright,
May all your wishes turn out right…"

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Traditionally, during the first hours after dark on Christmas' Eve is the time for children to go caroling and the adults stay home to greet them. As they go caroling from house to house, the children receive treats like candy, fruit, baked treats and sometimes even money in appreciation of their performance and as a sign of holiday good will.The grown-ups caroling goes on Christmas evening and night. The waits -young and mature people - gather in groups and they choose a leader. When they are in the front yard of a house, they perform their repertory to the host. The songs are always accompanied by dance. When the performance is over, the host invites the carolers inside the house for food, drinks and presents.

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In Romania, the winter holiday season is truly in full-swing from December 24 to January 7. Highlights include: Christmas Day, New Year and Epiphany, with their respective eves. The most important feature of these celebrations is their unique variety of colorful Romanian customs, traditions, and believes, of artistic, literary, musical, and other folklore events, which make the winter holidays some of the most original and spectacular spiritual manifestations of the Romanian people.Children of all ages go from house to house singing Christmas carols, or through the streets on New Year's Eve reciting congratulatory verse. The whole traditional village participates in waists, although mostly children practice this custom.

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My town, Berat

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My town, Berat

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სტუმარ-მასპინძლობის ტრადიცია (ხევსურეთი)

(stumar-maspindzlobis tradicia - xevsureti)

სტუმარ-მასპინძლობის ადათი ხევსურეთში დღესაც დაცულია და სტუმარსაც პატივისცემით იღებენ. შატილში სტუმარი ჯერ მიდის "საფეხვნოში" (სასაუბრო), რომელიც სოფლის მისავალშია გამართული, და იქ დაიცდის. შემდეგ მასთან მასპინძელი მივა და თავის ოჯახში დაიწვევს.
ეს საფეხნო ქვა-ყორით ნაგები დაბაზი და ზედ სიპით არის დახურული. საფეხნო წინ ღიაა და შიგ ქვის სკამებია გამართული. შუაში ძევს ხიმუნი, რომელშიაც ტყავი იძილება. საფეხნოში მხოლოდ მამაკაცები იკრიბებიან და დედაკაცს იქ მისვლა არ შეუძლია. შესავლაში, საფეხნოს თავში, უფორსებისა და ხატის მსახურთა სკამია გამართული; შატილიელები აქ იკიბებიან კვირა-უქმეებში, საქმობენ და თან საუბრობენ; ზოგი მუშას გრეხავს, ზოგი ტყავს ზელავს და სხვა; სასოფლო და რჯულის საქმეებიც აქ ირჩევა. საქმის დღეებში კი დილით იკრიბებიან საქმეზე წასვლის წინ და საღამოთი, როცა სამუშაოდან ბრუნდებიან.
სტუმარსაც პირველად საფეხნოში მიიღებენ და აქ ერთმანეთს მოიკითხავენ. სტუმარი ოჯახში ხელცარიელი ვერ მივა, მას მიაქვს სასმელად არაყი ან ლუდი. სტუმარს ყველანი ფეხზე უდგებიან და კარგად უმასპინძლდებიან. საპატიო სტუმარს მასპინძელი ზოგჯერ ცალ მუხლზე დაჩოქილი ემსახურება. სტუმრის შეურაცხყოფა ან დაკეჭნა არ შეიძლება და ამზე სამაგიერო პასუხი მასპინძელს მოეთხოვება.
ოჯახში შემოსულ სტუმარს მასპინძელი ასე მიესალემება: "მაგვიხვე მშვიდობით!" სტუმარი პასუხობს "დამხვდით მშვიდობით! აშენდით! სრუ მუდამ ლხინზედა, მშვიდობაზედამც შეიყრებით"-ო.

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სტუმარ-მასპინძლობის ტრადიცია (ხევსურეთი)

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სტუმარ-მასპინძლობის ტრადიცია (ხევსურეთი) (stumar-maspindzlobis tradicia - xevsureti) სტუმარ-მასპინძლობის ადათი ხევსურეთში დღესაც დაცულია და სტუმარსაც პატივისცემით იღებენ. შატილში სტუმარი ჯერ მიდის "საფეხვნოში" (სასაუბრო), რომელიც სოფლის მისავალშია გამართული, და იქ დაიცდის. შემდეგ მასთან მასპინძელი მივა და თავის ოჯახში დაიწვევს.ეს საფეხნო ქვა-ყორით ნაგები დაბაზი და ზედ სიპით არის დახურული. საფეხნო წინ ღიაა და შიგ ქვის სკამებია გამართული.

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სუხიშვილებს თავიანთ პროგრამაში ამ ცეკვის სახელად მითითებული აქვთ- ცევკვა ''სადარბაზო'', მაგრამ რადგან ყველასთვის უფრო ცნობილია როგორც ცეკვა ქართული- ''დაისი'' მეც ასე გადავწყვიტე, რომ დამეწერა დასათაურებაში.

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რუსთავი ცეკვა ქართული

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My town, Fier

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traditional costume from the northen Albanian

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traditional costume from the northen Albanian

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Bukuria  Shqiptare me veshje tradicionale

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The Calusarii dance is considered one of the fastest and most spectacular dances in the world and was included by UNESCO on the list of non material masterpieces of the universal culture.
The Căluș is the most important cultural exhibition in the Romanian folk tradition. The Căluş ceremony is linked to the cult of the sun, while the year was divided into two seasons, namely summer, personified by the horse and associated to the sun, and the winter personified by the wolf and associated to the moon.

In the beginning, the Căluş was a warrior’s ritual dance exclusively reserved to men who throughout history has preserved the dignity of its halo with all its expressions, passing from the ceremonial rite to a real show.

The connection with the horse is present everywhere in ritual, such as the name, the steps imitating the horse trot and gallop, the "harness" motif on their chests, through which the Căluşari or "the divine herd" is trying to absorb as much as possible, the horse’s excellence traits as the elegance, the power and the virility.

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Stravechiul dans care nea ramas ca testament de la stramosii nostri Daci si romani Calusarii. Coregrafie Vladimir Curbet, aranjament muzical Vladimir Rotaru si Gheorghe Sevcisin...

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At the stage of the fairy tale

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Pafti -  ornament from the folk costume of my great-grandmother

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Pafti -  ornament from the folk costume of my great-grandmother

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Folk costumes are one of the main features of Macedonian culture and tradition. The costumes represent the inventiveness and the mastery of the folk creators - Macedonian women who made their from the raw materials that they themselves produced (usually wool, linen, cotton, hemp) with the help of traditional tools (loom, spindles, needles).

On the territory of Macedonia there are about 70 different types of richly decorated folk costumes. Each region in the country has its main stylistic, aesthetic and functional features that distinguish it from others.

The main characteristics of the Macedonian folk costumes are embroidery (with luxurious geometric and floral patterns), applications, knitted scarves, bordures, jewelry, mainly made of metal, beads and fruits of nature, but common for all is the presence of the red, black and the white colour and the geometrical shapes on it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YPlyfQ1hHuw&t=8s
The Mariovo female bridal folk costume is heavy about 60 kilograms !!!

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Galichnik Wedding is a manifestation that is held every year at Petrovden (July 12th) in the village of Galichnik on Bistra mountain. It is rich with many unique wedding customs and rituals. During the Galichnik wedding, a number of ritual that characterize this wedding : the drumming of the drums, the mother-in-law dance, the wearing of the bride on the water, the wedding ceremony, the death of the dead, the shaving of the groom, the bride taking, The church "St. Peter and Paul "...

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Check out this delicious slideshow with music, captions, fun effects, and more.

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In Poland we have some folk costumes - one of them in the picture is a highlander costume. In our country there are five national dances - polonez, oberek, kujawiak, mazurek, krakowiak. Most often we dance polonez - how we finish kindergarten, primary school and high school. We have ethnic groups - Kaszuby, Ślązacy, Górale.

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Romanian wedding traditions include a parade of guests in traditional costume before the wedding, the carrying of a decorated pole by the best man, the midnight bridal dance, the presentation of the wedding gifts, and the bride and groom partaking in bits of bread from an over sized loaf. The bride's hair is often braided and covered with a crown of flowers and ribbons.

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Modern folk dance with traditional music.

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yetenek sizsiniz grup kaşıks junıor yetenek konta kaşıks oyun havası erik dalı gevrektir

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Grup Kaşıks Junıor Erik Dalı Gevrektir Yetenek Sizsiniz TÜRKİYE 2016

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LUTFEN ABONE OLMAYİ UNUTMAYIN Grup Kaşıks Junıor Erik Dalı Gevrektir Yetenek Sizsiniz 1.tur perfonmansı. Erik Dalı Gevrektir Oyun Havası Burdur Yöresine Aittir.

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Ukrainians are hard-working and hospitable

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Ukrainians are hard-working and hospitable

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Ukrainian people are talanted and are fond of singing and dancing

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Ukrainian people are talanted and are fond of singing and dancing

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Ankara traditional folk dance. This is a formal dance and figures . i will add an informal kind of the dance.

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HÜDAYDA. Ankara Oyun Havası ekleyen Haluk Balaban

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Ankara Kulübü seymenleri TRT müzikte ekleyen Haluk Balaban

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As many other countries Ukraine is rich in customs and traditions.There are different regions in my country, and our national costumes differ a bit but they all are embroidered and beautiful!!!

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A traditional costume from Turkey.
"Seymen Costume"
Used for ceremonies and special days like weddings.

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Romanian traditional customs have as means of expression : music, choreography, gesture and mimic. These are complex cultural actions, meant above all to organize their life, to mark important moments of their transition through the world, and to shape their behavior and attitude.

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National costumes of different countries-UKRAINE

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National costumes of different countries-UKRAINE

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National costumes of different countries-Russia

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National costumes of different countries-Russia

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National costumes of different countries-Saudi Arabia

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National costumes of different countries-Saudi Arabia

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National costumes of different countriesIndia

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National costumes of different countriesIndia

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National costumes of different countries

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National costumes of different countries

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National costumes of different countries

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National costumes of different countries-China

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National costumes of different countries-China

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National costumes of different countries-Japan

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National costumes of different countries-Japan

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Also in Sicily Tarantella is the most famous Folk dance.
Here is the costume:

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National costumes of different countries-ARMENIA

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National costumes of different countries-ARMENIA

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Costume is the distinctive style of dress of an individual or group that reflects their class, gender, profession, ethnicity, nationality, activity or epoch.
The term also was traditionally used to describe typical appropriate clothing for certain activities, such as riding costume, swimming costume, dance costume, and evening costume. Appropriate and acceptable costume is subject to changes in fashion and local cultural norms.

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Every year in July Taormina (city in Sicily) attracts lots of people from all over the world thanks to its famous festival dedicated to Art, Drama, Cinema, Music, Dance...
You can't miss it....

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Traditions and customs from different places of the world!

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Traditions and customs from different places of the world!

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Armenia

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Easter tradition - Bucovina, in the north of Moldavia

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Easter tradition - Bucovina, in the north of Moldavia

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Decorated eggs is an old Easter tradition that was developed on Romanian soil with great craftsmanship. A beautiful museum found in Vama, Bukovina, dedicated to this type of art stands as testimony of this tradition. The Museum of Decorated Eggs hosts a collection of 3000 exhibits gathered from throughout Romania and abroad.

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Daniela Scillia

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Maybe no other thing can better define the spirit of a people than its ancient traditions and customs. The traveler coming from the other part of the world will be surprised to discover that Romania is a place with a lot of legends, myths, and traditions preserved for ages. Tourists are fascinated by the old Romanian folk dances such as “calusarii” or “hora”- combining elegant moves and satirical verses with giddy rhythms of the dance. Travelers not used to such events will assist, amused and frightened, curious and reserved, but the moment they understands the message of the dance and realize that they are in fact helping to reconstruct some ancient times, they will remember their emotion from that unique moment. Invartita, Hategana, Batuta and Banu Maracine are other dances, rendering the specificity of every Romanian area in the very way they combine the specific moves and steps.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=miKXEbrdpXU

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Traditional romanian dances/folk dances from the Oas area

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Traditional romanian dances/folk dances from the Oas area

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9wOfmLLi5ks

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Traditional clothing/Folk costumes from Oas - Romania

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Traditional clothing/Folk costumes from Oas - Romania

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A fragment of the wedding in the Oas area, with my students dressed in popular costumes!