Horehronsky Csardas, Slovakian Folk Dance

[@ytshapiro]

Bravo!

[@radostin9131]

Das schönste Lied.

[@michaelhudecek2778]

Very good and nice!!! Thank you!! Michael

[@johnadan6466]

Je to pekne.

[@tereziapompurova3115]

I would like to note that this is not what Slovak folk dance from the region of Horehronie looks like. It might have been inspired by Slovak dances but it is too bold to claim it is the actual dance from a specific region of Slovakia.

[@YehudaDunav]

thnks for the info, thats what i know about it but it might be not correct " women dance from the upper Hron valley in Slovakia with some Hungarian influence"

[@tereziapompurova3115]

@@YehudaDunav your info could be correct but only in a very broad sense, as an inspiration at most. If you are interested, I could share links to some videos of those women circle dances from Upper Hron Valley in their original form.

[@YehudaDunav]

@@tereziapompurova3115 Please do, thanks

[@tereziapompurova3115]

@@YehudaDunav This is the original version of the song used in this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHXHiq1npKmte8U These are examples of those dances, mix of improvisation and choreography: kzbin.info/www/bejne/naKXenmuqbWKd5Y from 8:00 kzbin.info/www/bejne/jaOpZZeqZbuhqLs kzbin.info/www/bejne/m5uxaId-bZx9d7M from 5:52

[@tereziapompurova3115]

Cardas, as far as I know, is never danced in circles, but always in couples.

[@ettawing5955]

Circle Csardas.

[@endrehajdar1425]

Sorry but the Csardas is a Hungarian dance. It's name meen Tavern dance.

[@petravesela808]

The origin sure, but that doesn't mean that in other regions there were no variations.

[@LizbethGerow]

WAY COOL! thanks for the information! All the best to you!!