Tsifteteli- Youngsters on To party ths zohs soy

[@athosyiannis]

These youngsters are fantastic and should be admired for their playing....shame about the camerman focussing on the dancer' backside.....the bouzouki should be respected at all times....

[@athanatiEllada]

To tsifteteli tou Bourneli... One of the best Greek Melody!

[@melonmaniac]

This is a Bourneli tsifteteli if memory serves correct, from the zimiarika lp, the first track in fact. LONG LIVE BOURNELI VASILIAS STO TSIFTETELI

[@Rumce]

Hello Ado, these are some youngsters in Athens having a party. They dance a belly-dance called Tsifteteli, originally from the Middle-East and also very popular in Greece as you can see. The type of music they played, the genre, is known as Rebetiko, the Greek blues!

[@fidokalman]

Are you kidding? These long-legged young Greek girls and small-waisted Greek youth exemplify the beauty we Greeks love. The dancing is erotic without being pornographic. It is restrained, sensual and "oriental". Personally I loved the bouzouki playing and the dancing.

[@tsapatsuli]

Questa canzone è bellissima. This song is beautyfull. I hope to come back to Greece very soon (like every summer). Raffaele

[@athanatiEllada]

FYI: The name of the tune is "To Tsifteteli Tou Bourneli" written and composed by Leonardos Bournelis, Greek artist.

[@dimitriusa]

This song sounds vary similar to an old 78 record my parents had, that tsifteteli song was called "Olgan Olgan"; its origins was Asia Minor.

[@ierissiotis4]

poli kalo opoios to anevase bravo kai pali bravo kai apo apopsi mousikis kai optikis!!!

[@athosyiannis]

The guys are great players....the cameraman should have focussed on the bouzouki, not on the dancing....

[@oTimpis]

Bravooo again!

[@netwirejohn]

very talented kids!

[@Bouzoukiellas]

BIG THUMBS UP!!!!

[@cruzcalles]

Good it will try not to annoy them with my commentaries, I adore much the music folkloric of any region and the Greek girls are beautiful, and the truth nonencounter reasons for its discussions,

[@stlouispictures]

I love it!

[@Shonny0570]

Is this Greeks version çifteteli? :)

[@explore-trucking]

very nice dance

[@sainhs]

dose maestro

[@Haroutbashaian]

opa opa very goog so lovely ,

[@athanatiEllada]

"To Tsifteteli Tou Bourneli" by Leonardos Bournelis, Greek musician.

[@AD0]

Ha ha thats funny Deathby. But thank you for the info everyone

[@nlainus]

I want to know when this took place? I'm going to guess the 80's... Love my Greek women though... Opa!

[@qrUnqestyLe]

beautifuLLy pLayed..

[@nektariosbouzouki]

kseroume poios einai o mpouzoukas pou paizei sto kanali?

[@greekthalia]

haha kala les!!

[@crash60068]

you have the rest of this show???

[@fotaras007]

kala ena kanoniko bouzouki den paizei ekei?

[@athanatiEllada]

Tout à fait !!!

[@fidokalman]

palee ta eedhia!

[@hakanus99]

opaaaaaaaaa

[@cruzcalles]

since I am Mexican under sample of the immense amount of cultures that can have in a region the fact to be different does not give rise to discussions by lack of understanding,

[@fidokalman]

In the Greek language there is no equivalent sound for the "ch" in Turkish; therefore, the Greeks improvise and come close by using "ts". You are the malaka!

[@kosta224]

bravo...everyone

[@annoulzz]

[@AD0]

I'm American and somehow I found this video trying to look Iron Maiden. Can anyone please fill me in on what is going on here. Is it like a dance party or something?

[@ksanthi18greecerocks]

does anybody know what this song is called?

[@Bouzoukiellas]

WELL DUH THERE ARE GREEK GIRLS

[@chicagogeorge]

I've seen better tsifteteli, but good bouzouki.

[@deathby4623]

Iron Maiden? Shouldn't you be home coloring?

[@cruzcalles]

no culture is completely original since they are based on samples of others for his creations, or say if I am mistaken, to another one the Greeks of the classic time, are those that but have contributed to you read them modern.

[@gideross]

περιορίζει την κατάργηση της λαϊκής

[@kostass1]

H Ellada einai Ellada, den einai oute East oute West

[@drberto]

Koitaxte re tis kormares poy liknizontai ki afhste tis filosofies..Afhste ta mish kai piaste to mamish...

[@athanatiEllada]

belly dance = dance in the name of Demeter Goddess (Ancient times) ! Origin = Mesopotamia.

[@jonepir]

this is albanian!!!!!!!