Turkey - Horon dance

[@hayrettinbulut1771]

Turks have their own dances in each region, and the richness of Turkish Folklore comes from here. That's why we are a big state, even if the area we live in is small, our wealth and greatness come from here. Every dance has a historical past. That's why people living in the Turkish state are called Turks.

[@dazyroze]

This is a Pontic Greek dance though. Danced by all Pontic Greeks all over the world including the islamised Pontic Greeks who had to proclaim that they are turks to remain in their homeland in Pontus in the Black sea following the Pontic Greek genocide from neoturks+Ataturk in 1919

[@Valkyraw]

@@dazyroze Ah shut up. Women are not even allowed to dance horon in greece and you want to tell me that the dance is greek. Its anatolian, not greek. Its our dance and your people stole it from us.

[@neotrnty4717]

@@dazyroze THERE IS NO GREEK PONTIAC ENYMORE ONLY TURKISH WE PROUD BEING TURK LONG LIVE ATATURK

[@boki98737]

Horon dance is of Laz/Georgian. It descends from South Caucasus. And the Pontic Greeks are Hellenized Lazes, Armenians, Turcomans etc. They speak the so called Pontic dialect, some speak Laz( not many of them). Muslim Lazians speak the South Caucasian language or dialect even today. It is an endangered idiom. They are not Islamized Greeks. The modern Greek identity is based on being Christian and it is the Greek constitution.

[@vp9115]

​@@boki98737Oh yeah! This is how it is presented in Turkey. We know that. 😂

[@vatansever7813]

A very beautiful Turkish folk dance Bravo👏👏👏

[@Xarula]

Das ist griechisch.

[@vp9115]

Exactly, that is pure Greek with Caucasian admixture. Zero Turkish.

[@blacksea_charm]

@@vp9115they’re Georgian laz but we know horon is Greek influence

[@cose5814]

Olağanüstü! Daha önce hiç görülmedi! İnanılmaz! Bravo! Barış seninle olsun! Bu performansı gerçekleştirmek çok zor olmuş olmalı... zez/yüzlerce dans şeması var... nasıl bu kadar iyi senkronize olabiliyorsun?! Bravo!!!👌👏

[@alpoghuz8629]

Halal olsun, Azərbaycandan əsənliklər

[@davidjonathansarchirosero591]

Very nice 🎉

[@eugenioghisoni6031]

che nostalgia

[@soundslikephiladelphia]

What is the symbolism of this dance?

[@je_sui_ambar]

I love this part 6:17 🤩

[@olanterncrafts]

🇹🇷🇹🇷

[@turkeymcmollaoglu4410]

Magyar & Török Brotherhood..... ;-)

[@talipmalkoc988]

Aynı bizim kız lar gibi oynuyorlar

[@ՄուշԷրգիր]

У турков музыка совсем другое

[@turkishultras]

🇹🇷 ❤ 🇭🇺

[@osmanocakc875]

Dhs pilayer

[@dazyroze]

Viva les Greks!! Amazing greek dance

[@boki98737]

Yean right!

[@turkishultras]

This a Dance from Trabzon.. Turkish Blackseacoast.. origin..and not from Greece.

[@danimoreon1400]

​@@turkishultrashoron literally is the greek word χορός χορόν dance. It is greek pontiac dance

[@turkishultras]

@danimoreon1400 The Pontiakas are Greeks...they was Origin from Trabzon..

[@turkishultras]

This Horon is From Trabzon, and Pontiakas and Turks..from the Blacksea Region..Karadeniz Peace!@danimoreon1400

[@Ecclesiastes11718]

"Turkish" lol ...Even "horon" means dance in Ancient Greek.This a barbarian adaptation of ancient Greek dances danced by Pontic Greeks and Cretans

[@mirage35.59]

Tabi,hatta herada zeusla böyle oynuyordu sanırım 🤣🤣🤣

[@turkishultras]

You have not Respect.. This Dance is from Blacksea Region.. We are not Barbarian..we are Turks!!!

[@danimoreon1400]

​@@turkishultrasturkmongol

[@ata2031]

Greeks are from Mesopotamia. Where tf do you think your lot rooted from? :) This is a Caucasus dance btw. Circassians, Georgians, Laz all dance it long before there was Bizans.

[@blacksea_charm]

We know it was I fluenced by Greeks,they’re Georgian laz,colchians 🇬🇪please don’t call it Barbar

[@vp9115]

Yeah... Traditional dance Χορόν from Trapezounta region.. Similar dances danced Xenophon 2500 years ago in the same region.. Interesting how this became Turkish though.. 😂😂😂 The region has almost zero Turkic DNA, according to many DNA test labs.

[@maine086]

DNA has zero importance. We are Turkish, Turkic and Turkish are different. If we bring the DNA to the table, I wonder how many Greeks have the pure Greek DNA and not Balkan, Italian, Iranian or Anatolian etc. If you say that's what created the Greek people, congrats. DNA has zero importance. We are all a gene soup. What important is the identity, feelings and history. In addition, just as the Anatolian lands became Greek after the collapse of ancient Anatolia, they also became Turkish. You can cry about it.

[@ՄուշԷրգիր]

Это танец амшенских армян

[@hellenicfighter8796]

What a great Greek Pontic dance from Trebizond!

[@baracudathailand]

Tüm dünya yunanlıların zaten amk

[@rabiauzun9069]

Turkish

[@macedoniaisgreeceishellas-6532]

This is NO Turkish dance, this is Greek Pontian Ancient Greek dances of Anatolia.

[@turkeymcmollaoglu4410]

@@zehrarahman2561 Yes..thats true...this is definitly Turkish Dance...!!!!

[@gurayy8207]

@@macedoniaisgreeceishellas-6532 yes this came from pontians BUT since today natives speak & identify as turkish, it became a part of turkish culture

[@ДмитрийПопандопуло-ы8ж]

Это танец Понтийский Греческов и это Понтийская лира

[@turkishultras]

This is a Dance from Trabzon- Türkiye...

[@jameshetfield4584]

@@turkishultrasdayı sen ne diyorsun , pontuslular getirdi Karadenize bu müziği

[@blacksea_charm]

Yes, we we’re influence by Greeks they’re Georgian laz,colchians 🇬🇪

[@Mali_58-n2c]

I watched the greek horon, which you call the so-called greek dance and try to imitate us, and it was so terrible that I can't explain it! Turkish means "Turkey". The people of Turkey are called "Turks" and it is obvious that the origin of this dance is Turkey. The fact that its name is Greek doesn't mean anything, it is the dance of the Laz people living in Turkey and if it were of Greek origin, the Greeks would be able to dance horon a little, but you have a completely inexperienced and very bad horon dance and horon does not suit you at all. All of our horons are very beautiful and suit us.

[@macedoniaisgreeceishellas-6532]

This is NO Turkish dance, this is Greek Pontian Ancient Greek dances of Anatolia.

[@Shinso_0]

Oh god bless u

[@Shinso_0]

Nice Turkish dance :)

[@cemtuncer6916]

no its a Turkish black sea ragion dance

[@turkisharmy2000]

Türk dansı bu

[@kubilay566]

In your greek dreams 😂😂😂