Azerbaijan part 3 - Folk dances of Azerbaijan

Azerbaijan's national dance!

Azerbaijan's national dance - it is a very ancient and beautiful art of dance of the Azerbaijani people. Music size Azerbaijani folk dances - 6/8 and 3/4. In nature and the rhythm of Azerbaijani folk dances are divided into smooth and lively dances. Dancing has its characteristic pattern, which is determined by their rhythmic construction. Basically, Azerbaijani dance consists of three parts: the first part of the dance is in the circle, the second part of the dance - this lyrical freezing in place (so called "syuzma"), and the third part of the dance consists of re walking in a circle, but more confidently, quickly and solemnly! Many Azerbaijani dances, especially the oldest, are the names of animals or plants, "lale" (Poppy Field), "gazelles" (gazelle), "benevshe" (violet), "innabi" (the fruit of the fruit), and many others. Virtually all Azerbaijani dances are solo.

Argentina Part 3 - Argentina. Tango

TANGO in ARGENTINA - Oscar mandag Aran & Georgina Vargas

Oscar Mandagaran & Georgina Vargas dancing a tango orchestra of Ricardo Tanturi With Enrique Campos - Records of Carlos Gardel - Sacramento California - July 2009

Argentina Part 4 - Opening Ceremony Tango

Carlos Copello & Anabela Brogioli in Aperture Tango Festival 2009

Orchestra accompanying the typical El Porvenir with Pablo Agri as first violin, given start Tango Festival 2009, dancing Gallo Ciego de Agustin Bardi.

Buenos Aires ARGENTINA

Argentina Part 5 - The Festival of Tango in Buenos Aires

The Festival of Tango in Buenos Aires - World Stage Tango 2009 Category

We started to upload videos of WORLD!

Yes sir, this is the first of the videos that we'll share with you, feel comfortable in making the comments but they come in wanting EYE!

Belarus part 4 - Belarus national dances

Belarus national dances - Belarusian Folk Music Dance. Children's Folk Group from Minsk, Belarus

Bulba (Бульба, [ˈbulʲba]) is a concert dance based on Belarusian folk traditions, choreographed, among several others, by Igor Moiseyev. The word means "potato" in Ukrainian and Belarusian languages.

Moiseyev created the dance after visiting Belarus in late 1930s. He masterfully recreated the Belarusian folklore, so that the dance has become Belarusian national dance, featured by all national folk dance ensembles.

Brazil part 3 - Carnival in Brazil

Carnival in Brazil - Beautiful Brazilian Carnaval in Rio de Janeiro

This is a small sample of the Carnaval samba parade in Rio de Janeiro. It covers one out of the 14 parades to happen during two days and flashes of some of the other 13 parades.

I would love to upload an HD version of this video but youtube doesn't allow it without losing its view count and comments. So maybe in the future when they allow such feature, I'll do it.

NOTE: No arrogant or derogatory remarks, please. They will be promptly removed.

Brazil part 7 - Samba in Recife

Samba in Recife, Brazil. Samba Practice, Recife, Brazil - Street carnival samba practice in REcife, Brazil (or Brasil). The drums are alfaias, maracatu's drums, but the rythm is a 6/8 bar one, when maracatu is a 4/4 bar rythm. Then this is an afro-brasilian rythm played with a maracatu's drum set.

Guam part 3 - Folk dance, Guam

Folk dance, Guam - Chant Guam

Chanting served as the history book for the ancient Chamorro people of Guam. The 'Exploring Guam's Cultural Heritage' website shares the traditions, customs and language of the Chamorro people. Young people study chant or i fanlalai'an to learn about the past.

Ireland part 11 - Traditional Irish Music in the Castle Bunratty

Bunratty Castle Traditional Irish Music - Traditional Irish Music in the Castle Bunratty, Shannon - Traditional Music night in Bunratty.

Rwanda part 3 - Rwanda Tourism goes Community

Iby'Iwacu Cultural Village: Rwanda Tourism goes Community - Cultural Activites at Iby'Iwacu Cultural Village

Sao Tome and Principe part 2 - Capoeira in Sao Tome and Principe

Capoeira in Sao Tome and Principe