Dances of Felcsík (Hungarian)

Dance Ensemble of Nagyvenyim, Hungary.
XVI. Bakony Folk Dance Festival, Hungary 2010.
Nagyvenyimi Táncegyüttes Baracs - Felcsíki táncok.
Koreográfus: Kuminka Zsuzsa, Czuppon Péter.
XVI. Bakony Néptáncfesztivál, Ajka 2010.11.06.

[@Chickensrdabest]

My boy friend is Hungarian and this popped up on my recommendation I was curious and watched it I was very amazed at his culture. Just like everyone we all have ways to express our pride for things we love. But I find it very beautiful coming from Hawaii ☺️❤️

[@pepita2437]

Greetings form Romania/Transilvania! I have a footnote to add. The people you see in this video, are actually Szeklers (can look up, Felcsik is not in Hungary, but in Transilvania) Szeklers, tho speaking Hungarian, and being Hungarians, have always had their autonomy, traditions, and folklore, and they lived/live in Transilvania.

[@sadboy-bz5td]

My great grandfather’s parents had to flee Hungary with their son when he was 2 because of crimes they committed. They came to the u.s but unfortunately died when they got here. My great grandfather was adopted my a white family and didn’t know much Hungarian or his relatives (since his last name was changed). I’m here because I want to learn more about my ancestors and my culture. :)

[@umad9276]

My mother is Hungarian, and I speak it fluently. Im so happy that you want to learn about the beauty of Magyar Kultúra

[@attilaosztopanyi9468]

Best luck. ❤️

[@CarolSZ50]

Szekely vagyok es onan is szarmazok Csikszentmiklosrol . Szepek vagytok es szepen tancoltok de zene is zene !

[@csillag132]

Én is! Székely! 40+ év útán Amerikába is!

[@horjoz]

Nem vagyok székely, "csak magyar", de az ilyen táncoktól, az ilyen zenétől megint kicsordult a könnyem. Isten áldja meg a táncosokat, a zenészeket és az operatőrt is természetesen!

[@FlaviaBNagy]

Nagyon szép Üdvőzlettel Belgiumbol !

[@jorgegarzaelli6238]

todo pueblo que canta y baila muestra la felicidad de una identidad. Bravo Hungria desde Argentina

[@kanvrn]

Мадьяры, вы лучшие в Мире!

[@brunochagnon1990]

Nous vous dansons au Québec...(Montréal, Canada) Quelle beauté...!

[@turul361943]

Long Live HUNGARIA

[@inforthekiii8840]

Hungary*

[@Hasikoma]

Hálisten most kijutottam Erdélybe, Pontosan Csíkszépvízre, és Meg sikerült ismerkednem ezzel a remek tánccal... Szépek vagytok!

[@TheTerke]

na anna örvendek!

[@Darkevil54]

Jó látni a fiatalokat hogy szeretik csinálni a magyar hagyományunkat!

[@torjimon]

It must be assumed that shoe production is very developed in Hungary.

[@peter-df6wl]

😆

[@someonesomehow7671]

[@szilardszabo3121]

Ez igen! Nagyon jol vetik!

[@antoniaeva4413]

Jó én 5 évet táncoltam s négy éve hagytam abba de most azonnal hívom a tanárt hogy vissza megyek hát ez nagyon hiányzik

[@ednarociogomez]

me encanta 😍

[@antisnowflake8618]

nagyon büszke vagyok rátok :D

[@naphold1958]

Köszönöm szépen ! Gyönyörű ! Szépek , űgyesek vagytok !

[@igorzalevski8418]

6:00 here you can clearly hear Brahm's Hungarian dance no 5

[@zsoltunguran372]

itt kezdodik a magyar nepzene!!!!!!!

[@jorgegarzaelli6238]

bailar y cantar es un don de Dios. Buenos Aires, Alegria por este hermoso pueblo, y yo descendiendo de italianos, los felicito

[@isiteckaslike]

Brilliant! - Köszönöm!

[@sarahgabor2311]

So cool!

[@attilapaszta540]

Csodalos!

[@elforeigner3260]

Magyar dances are a staple from Eurasia

[@boki98737]

Strong Czech/Slovakian influence in some Hungarian dances.

[@peter-df6wl]

Is it? how do you know?

[@tiborkocsis5199]

Or vice versa!

[@boki98737]

@@tiborkocsis5199 You could be right.

[@boki98737]

​@@tiborkocsis5199Not really. I saw Mansi and Khanty dances and music. This is nothing like that. I' m pretty they are ancient Uralic elements in the Madyar culture. Kind of. I don't see similarities between Hungarian dances and folk clothing and those of the Khanty and Mansi.

[@fenderplayer2355]

re BerbenZillay: These dances are PURELY HUNGARIAN. there is nothing "Jewish" about them other than maybe Hungarian Jews danced to these Hungarian tunes. Chabad? C'mon Man!

[@marcusdenney2768]

Can anyone tell me what the title of the music is?

[@naimul07]

Tancolni fogok ketbillio Sayed Naimul Hossain SANTO

[@TheTerke]

A zenekar többi tagja is elkelne.

[@csillanagy8164]

Nagyon szeretném tudni a szövegét a cepper dalnak, vagyis ami kb 9.03 -nál kezdődik. Valaki leírná? :-)

[@palosiv]

A csizmámon nincsen kéreg, megette a patkányféreg. A csizmámon nincsen kéreg, megrágta a patkányféreg. De én tetetek, de én tetetek, Mert én székely legényt szeretek. :)

[@bogikisteleki3003]

Csilla Nagy Aj,aj,aj ne tegye belé Szük a lika, lágy a hegye nem menyen belé. 2x Tegye bele,vegye ki az Isten megfizeti,Nincsen abban semmi jó,semmi csiklandó. 2X

[@krisztinalazarnebako390]

Nagyon szuper volt! Valaki le tudná írni az 1.24-nél kezdődő dal szövegét? Előre is köszönöm.

[@ladycat215]

Krisztina Lázárné Bakó Az oreg zsidonak akkor vagyon jokedve Mikor százforintos bankó van a kezében Akkor mondja jó, jó lesz a bír jó Ici pici Sàri lánya lakodalmara.

[@ladycat215]

Bor bocsi, elütöttem!

[@csillanagy8164]

*nál kezdődik. Valaki leírná?

[@nukhetyavuz]

i think,the bavarians stole from the hungarians😂

[@ismaililbas9781]

Is it me or does this kinda look like line dancing. How connected the USA and Europe is tff

[@brianmcnellis5512]

It's you

[@Benbarzillay]

07:35 chabad dance! This suite includes other Jewish tunes.

[@husssa.1169]

It looks like the Syrian and Turkish dance

[@MilkSteak-ll9xk]

Absolutely not. The music sounds European and the people are brown and blond haired. Not middle eastern like turks or arabs. Get lost

[@nuckingfuts4721]

Absolutely not... This is a Central European dance from Hungary....Go away

[@tw6539]

This looks exactly like the Slovakian culture, especially the mens pants. Did the carpathian mountains contain Slavs or Hungarian and Germanic oppressors? I wish Slovakia, Poland, and CzechRepublic, all Slavic nations would have retain their slavic identities more than just their languages instead of the Culture of Greater Moravia under German/Germanic influences from Holy Rome and Constant Magyarization. Cyrillic was actually written in Slovakia. unfortunately Germanic influence under Holy Rome and the catholic church westernized these countries physically denying its Slavic identities as Old church Slavonic wasn't permissible under the Catholic church under Pope Stephen V.

[@deusvult5875]

I know you posted this a long time ago but much Slavic culture is to be found in Hungary after all modern Hungarians are genetically near-identical to Slovaks (You can still find traces of their eastern roots but this is minor) the Magyars cannot have been that oppressive if you have retained your language the problem is many Slovaks hate the idea of the Kingdom of Hungary even though this is where their cultural heritage resides the Magyars destroyed Great Moravia yes but most Northern Hungarian lords where infact of Slovak descent Slovaks contributed to the Kingdom of Hungary in a big way cultural militarily government the kingdom of Hungary was a massive realm the fact it lasted so long and included so many ethnic groups is remarkable the Hungarians were just the glue that held it together (probably due to them already assimilating many other cultures long before they entered the Carpathian basin cross cultural interaction was the norm for them) The History of the Kingdom of Hungary is obviously the History of the Magyars as they started the nation but its also the History of the Slovaks, Croatians, Slovenes, serbs and transylvanians (whether Hungarian or Romanian) Most of the shared History of Magyars and Slovaks was amicaple to brotherly it was only in the later eras of the Kingdom that this friendship deteriorated and hate began to fill the void

[@petrabezakova4933]

@@deusvult5875 well said

[@jarlbalgruufthegreater1758]

@@deusvult5875 ​ @Deus Vult We have nothing to do with slavic culture. You just wish, you slavaboo.

[@nanimami3176]

@@jarlbalgruufthegreater1758 Man. We lived together with a 1000 years.

[@peter-df6wl]

@@deusvult5875 Yes of course Hungarian involved from Slovakian.Adam and Eva was Slovak to .

[@hoemylawd9268]

What is the first song called please?

[@didupray2day-f3g]

"Domokosi Sörkertben" ("In the Beer Garden of Domokos") Its about this guy finding a beer garden in Domokos with his friends and girlfriend (or wife idk), and he gets drunk instantly and his friends ditch on him except for his girl.

[@hoemylawd9268]

@@didupray2day-f3g thankyou