Greek Traditional Dances From All Over The Greece (UNESCO Piraeus And Islands) 

a big culture you have , regards and loves to greek brothers from Kurdistan

what is everyone arguing about?? it's beautiful music and dancing!! I come from a Greek town and I appreciate this at night to sleep to!

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these dances are done similarly in Armenia, Assyria, alqosh (village in iraq). I guess Alexander the great really left his mark

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00:05:17 - ANDIKRISTOS DANCE (aka KARSILAMAS DANCE) 00:22:50 - MESSARITIKOS DANCE 00:40:25 - CAVODORITIKOS DANCE 00:50:18 - ZACHAROULA DANCE 01:06:15 - CHANIOTIS DANCE 01:09:31 - MALEVYZIOTIS DANCE 01:13:32 - PENTOZALIS DANCE

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My Hellenic heritage is from Pontos, Macedonia and Northern Epirus!!! :D

Guys .. I dont know if anyone agrees or not, you're welcomed to reply but I AM SEEING A LOT OF RESEMBLANCE WITH PALESTINIAN CULTURE!

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Thanks for this marvellous music and dance show.

Thank you for sharing this. It was very beautiful ❤

I'm from Crete and I just want to say tha I recognise the most of the dances so I say ΑΪ ΣΤΟ ΔΙΑΟΛΟ to the people that say that the dancers are albanian.Also if you go to the end of the video 1:17:18 you can hear clearly the Greek language.Δεν θέλω να βρίσω άλλο .Όποιος νομίζει πως έχω άδικο ας μου γράψει απάντηση με καλό λόγο...

Turks call Greeks "Younan" which means the nation that lived before their existing in the area of little Asia! They simply found music and dance folk tradition in the area that became part of their culture.I don't say they don't have music tradition but most of the instruments in Middle East come Hettites,Greeks and Persians existing along with the habit of dancing in circles due to their long long existing!Buzuk or buzuki is the Persian name for the ancient greek instrument pandoura and it is not turkish!Santouri is a persian instrument that is loved in Greece.Most of the dances and music that Turkey claims comes from ancient greek place of Thrace!"Karsi" in ancient greek means the dances that are performed by people across to each other! Belly dance has also it's roots in ancient greek danced called kordax that used to be performed for the grace of Artemis , the goddess of hunting in Peloponnesus and in Aristophanes comedies!I won't speak about the ancient greek and byzantine food recipes!

only one word describes this awesome thank you so much

Once i was at Anaheim and i was doing a contest and i won 1st place in Choir and 1st place in Greek Dancing

beautiful music and beautiful dance

Great song and dance

Reading comments from people surrounding Greece: Dear Turks: no, these dances are not belly dance, cifteteli or anything like horon and other middle eastern dances, to be similar to turkish. There's only one horon (from pontic Greeks) and the rest of dances are nothing like turkish, nor music sounds oriental like Turkish music does, because Greek tradition comes partially from medieval Europe (Byzantium included) and partially modern Europe with little oriental touch. Funny fact is that yoy will never see any turk mentioning similarities with Arabian music, no matters if their music is IDENTICAL to Arabic. Albanians, my favorite part: here in youtube anyone has the ability to search for albanian music and see what it sounds like. And all Albanian songs i listened to, have NOTHING IN COMMON WITH THESE SONGS in this video, maybe excluding a couple of Epirote songs in the middle of this video. Albanian music is not familiar in my ears, it sounds more "stereotypically Balkan" and less Mediterranean, meanwhile rythm is usually slower. Stop repeating the same nonsense under every Greek and Italian video (i recently saw a similar Albanian comment under a south Italian song) , because wearing a black vest over a white shirt and dancing circle dances are things that half of Europe does, it has nothing to do with being Albanian. Fyromians: your music is a hybrid of Slavic and middle eastern, as you didn't have contacts with other people in your history, in contrast to Greece which had 2 centuries less ottoman history and 4 centuries more European history than fyrom

The dance steps are similar to Naati Dance of Shimla, Himachal Pradesh , India

Bravo....Greetings from the USA!!

Ողջույններ Հայասայից բարեկամ Հույն ժողովրդին

I will not read comments but I know who shows hate against Hellas. Albanians, Fyromians, Turks thats it! By the way Malakas Molon Labe!

Wow beautiful sweet lovely

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i wish english translation were provided :s

Love from Serbia

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BEAUTIFUL TRADITIONAL HELLENIC MUSIC

what is the name of the dance 2 gentleman performing, beginning at 1:03 ?

What is the song that starts at 11:20?

Questa hora assumillia con la hora Romena anche parte deii costume popolare ,infati siamo Latini Grazie 🧡🌏🙏👍👍👍👍🙏

One dance similar to attan afghan dance

What's the name of tne song at 17:00? 41:35?

( OPA )

On a les mêmes pas de dance en France

Arvantiko

Each Greek will praise the traditions and dances and songs of his own region. My people and me are from Nafpaktia and Kalavryta. So in our house, traditional means Clarino. But not that pathetic sound that comes out of cheap sound monitors in today's Panigyri. I prefer the musicians when they play without electricity. And the best ones come from Epirus. Both Greeks and Albanians have their masters. Those in the comments section who state that this or that is strictly Greek, or strictly Albanian, are idiots..They are COMMON traditions. Stop hating eachother. There is this small restaurant in Vathis square, owned by Albanians. Every other Sunday they put one Clarina. One Sunday as i was walking around what is probably the worst are in Athens city, i heard some slow magnificent Clarino and by my nature, i raised my hands and started yelling Greek words like Oooohhh mana mou! and OPA! And then i see 4 Albanians coming to me with wine, with the exact same ecstasy as me. We danced for the rest of the song together. Then they insisted i sit with them to drink some Tsipouro, another GREAT COMMON tradition. I told them my views about Clarino belonging to all of us. And they ALL agreed. All 4 Albanians.

Does anyone know what any of these dances are and what the steps mean or represent?

Που είναι το ΤΣΑΜΙΚΟ

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The brothers lived Greeks lived Byzantine Empire Greetings from the Byzantine State Serbia Kirie Eleison

Arvanites are the real ilelen'es-Ilen Ilin_Ilir. Opaa, Arvanite. Arvanites and Arbanians are Blood brothers 🇬🇷🇦🇱 Religion is not Ethnicity!. 😉

WHAT THE ?????? IS UNESCO THERE FOR????

At 10:00 it is an Arvanite (Ilyrian-Pelasgian-modern day Albanian) song! Just listen to the lyrics. It's sung in Albanian and the music is Albanian as well. I'm Proud to be an Albanian, my people are still alive and the history keeps coming out!

I don't really see to much dance rather then going in circles literally

this Melody is Persian sima bina _ majnoon nabodum

It is Just the Same like albanian :/

These dances are Persian and turkish, these people look turkish, the costume looks turkish, the voice sounds turkish

Hahah lmao half of the songs are in albanian 🇦🇱 hahaha and greeks claim to be 100% descendants of the ancient greeks but actually 80% of them have some albanian DNA

Verry Turkish,even Albanian :)

these are the Albanian traditions....Greek Stop propaganda.Arbanites are Albanians🇦🇱💪