I. dance [dɑ:n(t)s] ΡΉΜΑ αμετάβ, μεταβ
- dance
- plesati [στιγμ zaplesati]
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Elements of folk dance invigorate courtly dances and folk dances take over movements and styles from courtly dance.
en.wikipedia.org They are known for drum and zither music and a folk dance in which a mock battle is conducted between dancers wielding large pestles.
en.wikipedia.org The diasporic kolomyika developed from the old country folk dance but with a prevailing influence from stage dancing.
en.wikipedia.org This ancient folk dance form is very old and not much about its origin is known in detail.
en.wikipedia.org Here people drink sherry wine and dance the "sevillanas", a type of folk dance; eating roasted sardines is also a popular activity.
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