So I had to learn this in school as a child and at weddings family members will sometimes do it because people like it an it's kinda a dance you'd expect little magical elfs to do I love being Welsh just wish so much of our past wasn't destroyed
Dancing this in school in the full costume was the warmest most uncomfortable thing I can remember but it's still one of my favourite childhood memories
@@chickenrabbit6715Doesn't really matter how much they are. If they culturally identify with it, it doesn't matter. If they are fully or part Welsh, they are still Welsh. 😌
This is so cute. I think that Welsh, English, Scottish and Irish should be taught in schools as part of a way to preserve the heritage. It definitely beats twerking!
You mainly see this at an Eisteddfod or on St. David's day or any welsh holiday. I remember dressing up as a little welsh lady in primary school and eating bara brith!
@@The_Art_Imp oh! I’m in the south and have only ever heard them called welsh cakes. Omg yes, they are delicious too. I think I’m gonna make some next week now that I think of it. Get some practice in before spring!
I used to do Welsh Folk Dancing in School in the 1970s, don't know if they do it now, guessing they may do in Welsh schools so that they can compete in the Eisteddford!
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So I had to learn this in school as a child and at weddings family members will sometimes do it because people like it an it's kinda a dance you'd expect little magical elfs to do I love being Welsh just wish so much of our past wasn't destroyed
Dancing this in school in the full costume was the warmest most uncomfortable thing I can remember but it's still one of my favourite childhood memories
Destroyed? It's in Wales that the memories are intact!
@@shelaghmckenna2667 truth tnx irish cuz
@The Baphomet We're working on it.
Blame the English?
I love you and your cultur, Welsh People, greetings from Serbia
From a Welsh lady in North Wales 🏴 absolutely so graceful well done.
This dance is called Hoffedd ap Hywel - Powell's Fancy
Eiry Palfrey music ?
Proud to be part Welsh!
What are you?
Like, percentage
And we’re proud to have you! Where are you from?
@@chickenrabbit6715Doesn't really matter how much they are. If they culturally identify with it, it doesn't matter. If they are fully or part Welsh, they are still Welsh. 😌
Thank you for preserving the culture of the mother land and the fore fathers. Cheers and shalom from a long lost Cornish cousin in California.
I did not know there was Welsh dancing! It is cool!
their dresses aren’t cool
Cool is one word to describe us...
Thank you!
@@autumn9680 they are pretty though.. and handy in winter!
@@autumn9680respect our fucking heritage.
My God its just fantastic dancing ,so very graceful .indeed one of the very best that ive seen on youtube ,thanks for posting!
Yes indeed 🙌😊
This is so cute. I think that Welsh, English, Scottish and Irish should be taught in schools as part of a way to preserve the heritage. It definitely beats twerking!
Huh?
Would be nice but the English invaded Wales so some of our culture and traditions were lost.
@@erinjones1700 try and bring them back.
@@chrisucl it’s quite difficult to bring them back, wish we could.
I’m Welsh and I was taught how to dance Welsh cultural dances in my primary 😁
I have some Welsh ancestry and wanted to see something traditional from Wales. Interesting
Me too! 😊
You mainly see this at an Eisteddfod or on St. David's day or any welsh holiday. I remember dressing up as a little welsh lady in primary school and eating bara brith!
@@The_Art_Imp bara brith? Is that the basically-just-bread-with-pork-fat-on? That stuff’s lush!
@@Inquisitor_Vex bara brith is basically just welsh cake, sometimes you can have raisins in it but that makes it taste awful-
@@The_Art_Imp oh! I’m in the south and have only ever heard them called welsh cakes. Omg yes, they are delicious too. I think I’m gonna make some next week now that I think of it. Get some practice in before spring!
Lovely. Very like Scottish country dancing. I recognise most of the figures but these seem to have more steps eg for setting.
I’m half-Welsh- raised in America by a fully Welsh immigrant mother- and I would love to do this at my wedding some day
we have such a wonderful culture that has been erased, i'm so glad it's being spread and appreciated beyond wales
looks very fun and lively, and I love that little change of meter in the music at 0:58!
I have Welsh ancestry myself. Easy to appreciate!!!
Yes indeed 🙌😊😅
I used to do Welsh Folk Dancing in School in the 1970s, don't know if they do it now, guessing they may do in Welsh schools so that they can compete in the Eisteddford!
yeah vwe do do that novwadays
I was watching this and my daughter says, wow that's sounds like a fast slip jig lol😂😂😂😂 .
😅
I remember it well from my school days, you'd be worn out by the end of it!
dude, this is cool
Somehow this make me happy 😊
😊❤🎉 Amazing
Pretty cool actually
This Welsh dance looks so incredibly French for some reason!
Haha the language welsh is similar to Breton and Breton is similar to French so in a way I guess it makes sense 😅
Good old days
Can anybody tell me what's the tittle of this musiiiiccc? Cuz it's important for my exam 🙄🙄
good! thank you!
These are the dances people danced during Jane Austen's time
Certainly related to quadrille.
Bellísimo!. Y muy lindo ver la alegría con que bailan. Felicitaciones.
Rockin !!!
Im welsh and we had to do this in primery School (with a lot more kids)
Same😅
Haha I remember trying to learn this at school and failing miserably lol
😅
Give me link on that song, please!
Où peut on avoir la musique entière de cette magnifique danse?
marie soulac je ne sais pas but I peux faire some bara brith.
Where can you buy the costumes? Would love one
So it seems that all my ancestors had culture and moves. No wonder I love dancing 😅 I see they were doing the jerk before it's time
Thats F*****g ace !!!
Can anyone tell me the name of the song and the dance?
Be 'di enw'r gerddoriaeth yma?
Some day I'll move to wales.... some day.
Dawns prydferth!
Can you tell me what is name of this song ? Please !
It's called hoffedd ap Hywel or Powell's Fancy in English
Good dance for courting because you get to dance with everyone. lol
Hi Praveenone. Could I perhaps please have your permission to use a few clips from this video in a music project I am working on with Arts Council Wales support exploring Welsh-African connections?
Sure. Go ahead
well done..
Da iawn
Never am I ever being welsh again
I did this in primary school
Same 😅
Very bouncey!
I’m Welsh and do this before brekky
Who’s the filmer who smokes 80 a day? “Coughs “
I did that
That's so boring
Screw you
This is Welsh culture. You’re being very disrespectful. No one wants to hear your opinion.
@@tamzinjones1530 not going to lie, that hurt me a bit . I'm glad you said something about the comment
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