Oh yes, so stunningly amazing & beautiful Sir! You have an interesting name there. I'm guessing you're from Sri Lanka. I used to work with a Sri Lankan lady with your surname , but i also knew an Indian lady with this surname too. I guess it makes sense, when you think of the history of both Sri Lanka & India & the close geographical logistics. Peace & take care.
@@noizy829 Not really, Albanians and Greeks are Paleo-Balkanic people (native in Balkan peninsula), and have majority Neolithic genetics (early farmers in Europe) but that doesn't mean Europeans originates from Albanians and Greeks bruhh.
I am Bulgarian, with Serbian roots and I live in Cyprus, I know all 3 languages and culture 🙂 Greetings, health and life to everyone from the Balkans
I'm a Turkish.My grandparents are from Romania,Greece and Bulgaria.I proud BALKANS! I love all of Balkan brothers and sisters.We have rich cultures.We are together forever!❤BALKANS♥️
BIG HUG ❤and a lot of love from Istanbul to you all🇹🇷 🇬🇷🇷🇺🇷🇸🇸🇮🇷🇴🇦🇱🇧🇦🇧🇬🇭🇷🇽🇰🇲🇰 Anytime your welcome to TURKIYE❤❤Balkans are the culturally richest nations in Europe with unique traditions .
ΑΛΗΘΕΙΑ,ΆΝ ΕΠΙΤΡΕΠΕΤΑΙ ΠΑΡΑΚΑΛΩ,ΠΟΙΕΣ...,,"ΠΟΛΙΤΙΣΤΙΚΕΣ,(;)..."ΠΑΡΑΔΟΣΕΙΣ(;)ΕΧΟΥΝ ΤΑ ΒΑΛΚΑΝΙΑ;ΟΛΟΙ ΑΠΟ ΤΗΝ...ΕΛΛΑΔΑ ΕΧΟΥΝ ΠΑΡΕΙ.ΚΑΙ ΑΥΤΗ ΕΙΝΑΙ Η ΠΡΑΓΜΑΤΙΚΑ..."ΣΚΛΗΡΗ ΑΛΗΘΕΙΑ",ΠΟΥ ΔΕΝ ΘΕΛΟΥΝ ΝΑ ΠΑΡΑΔΕΧΤΟΥΝ.ΔΕΝ ΘΕΛΟΥΝ ΝΑ ΠΑΡΑΔΕΧΤΟΥΝ,ΕΠΕΙΔΗ ΔΕΝ ΕΧΟΥΝ ΑΛΗΘΙΝΟ ΠΟΛΙΤΙΣΜΟ ΔΙΚΟ ΤΟΥΣ ΝΑ ΠΑΡΑΓΟΥΝ...
I am from Romania, watching this and seeing how similar dace traditions and life still we all have made me think of one thing, it doesn't matter what language we talk or how the country we live in is called, we all have the same roots so we should be more united. Good bless us all and have mercy on us!
Not all Balkans countries have same roots Romania is different, and I'm surprised you don't know history we are latin origin not slave Anyway I like this balkan countries, I travelled there except kosovo and turkey
The sooner people in The Balkans realize they have more things in common that bring them together, the better it will be for the prosperity and peace in the region
I'm from North Macedonia, I'm Albanian and I have respect from all Balkan countries and I hope that this hatred will end soon. Greetings to you all, only with love can you do anything
People trying to divide us in the Balkans because they know how strong we are together 🙌🏻 Greetings from Bulgaria, and thank you for this amazing video 🤍💚❤️
Haha, IDK why I adore folklore cause you can watch something like dances or wear chloats elements that are from the past but actually you watch them in the present ...But when I see some festival dancers are so proud and show off like watch mee watch me now look this move ..Huh Huh !? :)) Classic show-offs :P greetings from the United States of Macedonia lol
Браво! Една кръв сме, балканците, хлябът ни е един и същ, танците ни са същите, песните ни са същите. Какво делим на Балканите, като място има за всички? Тук е райска земя. Бъдете живи и здрави!
Slavinija srbska a siptsrska muska nosnja srbskih CETNIKA DAL JEDAN ,DVA,ILI TRI GAJTANA A KAPA SKRACENA NA KECU...POZDRAV ALI MUTAVIH I GLUPIH NEMA SAMO OVI KOJI KRADU SRBSKO BLAGO PREVODE...ZIVJELA TI MENI SRBIJO❤❤❤❤❤❤
vajdaság-vojvodina- from 1920 ...nord serbia...not balkan.........erdély--...transylvania..... from 1920 romania not balkan...........szlavónia-slavonia from 1920 nord croatia ... not balkan....
That already happened way back from 1947 up untill 1990-1994.. the country was called Jugoslavia/ Yugoslavia/southslavia. But after death of marshall Josip broz Tito fall apart by wars all over and never reunited.
@@franski6575 Yeah, but some nations wanted strongly to depart and there should been a reason for that. Plus not all Balkan countries took part in this project. But we can learn a lot from Yugo experience in case we want to have Balkan states in future, for example.
May be not politics ( because they can on contrary gather us like Tito for Yugoslavia or Garibaldi for Italy ? ) but malicious and predatory superpowers in the neighborhood or far away like Nato or western EU ...
The "hate stereotype" belongs to the politicians and elderlies, I'm macedonian and I love my balkan bros, all have amazing culture, food and traditions, and I've been to greece, the people were really nice.
Amazing! I'm from Romania and I had not clue that we have so much rhythm in common in a matter of dance and music and somehow i feel all these people from the countries you mentioned much closer then the west of Europe or other side of Europe. Thank you for it !
@@ΠρομηθεύςΤιτάν the tracien has habituated the Balkan Peninsula long before the Greek settlement there. Traciens were spread out of the territory of nowerdays Greek, Bulgarian, Macedonia.... And yes, Turkey and even Serbia. Most concentrated were they on the territory of Bulgaria and Greece.
@@FireSoraya Thracians are one of the ancient Greek plys, like Macedonians, Molosus, Dorians, Ioans, Achains, Aiolians.....all theese are becoming from the very anciant Greeks, the Pelasgians.
Twelve countries can be strong and united! so much beauty in every culture! be healthy ! I applaud what you are doing! Greetings from Bulgaria ! 🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬
@@demirg Unite... how cute. If I come to Your house, force You to do my bidding, force my language and religion onto You and Your family would You call that unification or rather You call it a raid and conquering? Hm?
@@demirg Unite ? Your destruction on Balkan past 500 years is visible even today . While rest of Europe was thriving you were stealing and destroying everything you touched
Yes sister, I feel the same way. But how can we move forward when North Macedonians try to hijack Greek and Bulgarian history. They are taught to hate Bulgarians, and they are ethnic Bulgarians, they are taught to be Macedonians and hate Greeks, and only Greeks are true Macedonians. With a mentality like that what hope do we have for peace and unity.
So I know this is a weird place to get emotional, but hear me out: I live in the US and here no one really talks about the Balkans (or most of Eastern Europe) so I didn't know anything about these countries and their cultures for a long time. At the same time, I'm Ashkenazi Jewish, so the traditional music from my heritage sounds similar to that of the Balkans. I had always just assumed that not many people knew the style of music and that it was dying out. I'm so happy I was wrong. It's amazing to listen to songs that I previously thought where an isolated phenomena, and realize that there's an entire region that gets it. It's been equally cool to hear music from the other side of the world and feel almost at home and familiar. I've been trying to lean more about the Balkans recently. It's awesome and y'all have the coolest culture! Anyway, that's it. Have a nice day :)
That's Great Hannah! My family is from Macedonia and I married an Ashkenazi Jewish woman. Our families always loved and got along well with each other as there were so many shared values and cultural elements. Klezmer sounds VERY much like Macedonian dance music! Our people even look physically alike -- people often puzzled over whether I was born Jewish or my wife was Greek or Macedonian. And Vailis, if you read this, Thank you SO much for this treat!
Hannah 🥰 our culture is still alive! I am Romanian and my husband is from Serbia but we moved as kids to Sweden! I remember when growing up in Romania everybody in Bucharest, where I’m from, listening to American/English music, Italian, Greek and some Arabic & Turkish! Anything but native music! Funny thing tho, as soon as many left Romania they suddenly started to listen to their native music! Me, I listen to everything cause I’m music addict ❤️❤️❤️ no music no life
Shalom from Serbia❤️we are very similar, almost the same. It is a shame because in the US they just think that Europe means France, Germany, UK, Spain, Italy… The Balkans with it all countries , culture are probably the most beautiful what Europe can show. I have friends who are Ashkanazi and Sephardic Jews and we were positiv shoked how similar we are. Greetings from Serbia
It's quite great, Hannah, that you've found a kindred cultural spirit at the other side of the world, namely in the Balkans. I know that feeling as well, as I myself feel strangely fascinated and "at home" with the traditional music of several other regions of the world I have little or no connection with. Though, of course, Klezmer and Balkan music do indeed share many similarities. In that respect, I would highly recommend watching one Balkan documentary (if you can find it), called "Whose song is this?" ("Чия е тази песен?" in the original). It was made by a Bulgarian woman, Adela Peeva, and it starts almost like a joke - a Bulgarian, a Serbian, a Macedonian, a Greek and a Turk are gathered in a pub in Istanbul. Anyway, the movie is about a song (a melody, actually) that exists in all Balkan countries and, naturally, most people here believe it's purely their own song. So the author sets out on a journey across the region, showing the different songs based on that common melody. Unfortunately, something that could serve to unite us, instead tends to divide us and Peeva demonstrated that with some rather provocative segments during her final demonstrations in Bulgaria and Serbia (i.e. where she and her husband are from, respectively). In any case, what I find interesting about that melody and which I am very sad that Peeva didn't really explore further, is that it's a melody stretching far beyond the Balkans - from Spain all the way to India. And from what I've seen, its origin actually seems to be from the al-Andalus, from the Sepharadic Jews, and from there it seems to have spread east, influencing an Italian Renaissance composer, Boney M's hit "Rasputin" and possibly even the national anthem of Israel. It's quite fascinating! Greetings from Bulgaria!
I lost count of the number of dances you had to learn, master, record doing both the male and female roles and then had to edit...what a spectacular achievement!
Great video. It shows how many similarities there are between all our cultures. As someone from Kosovo, I can say you did a really good job with the Kosovan dances!
I am from Serbia . I went to high school for music. I had folk dances and ethnomusicology. While today I am an ethnologist by profession, I hope you have more plans to research such interesting topics. The Balkans are known for their rich tradition and good "soil" for research. I discovered your channel by accident. I wish you all the luck to continue in this research endeavor, greetings from Serbia! :)
This is the secret of the Balkans beauty each one complete the other with in culture and food and music 🥰😍😍😍big love and respect from United Arab Emirates 🇦🇪
Hi, Vasilis, I am from Croatia, and I am not that into our traditional folk music and dances, but what you did here is absolutely fantastic. Learning all these various rhythms and dances, showing both man&woman steps, showing equal interest, respect and appreciation for the culture of all of the Balkan countries. I really enjoyed your video. Great work! Thank you :)
zabranjeno da stavite romsku muziku na ovaj klip. ROMI SU KOSPODA. ZA SHIPTARI I ZA SRBI, gde go da idete romsku muziku se cuje i zato su gospoda , i svi metiraju romi njihovo muziku NEK VAM GOSPODIN MUHAREM SERBEZOVSKI, kaze sta su romi od 1995 do 2022 da su gospoda za sada, nema vise za ostali romi, vec su postali glumci pevaci fudbaleri hafuzi za kuran doktori za kuran ......
Valle te pasura plot rriten ballkanik ,valle me te bukura ne bote,Jam shqipetare nga Maqedonia e Veriut jam krenare nga vi dhe nga i kam rrenjet e mija BALLKANIKE ❤❤❤❤
How wonderful !! Balkan has so much to offer, generous and beautiful people, dances, music so emotional, friendships for life. I am from Croatia living for a long time outside the country. It is touching to see you young people having put so much love into something what connects us the best. Thank you !!!
@@VasilisDance You really nailed it all and I really loved the video, but the best version ever of Ederlesi is by Esma Redžepova: the greatest Roma music Queen of all times! You have to check her out! I was in balkan nostalgic mode last night and listened to music till 6 am, so now youtube and spotify keeps proposing similar topics... All best!
Beautiful and meaningful video. We are similar, regardless of language. In music, dancing, clothing, temperament, cuisine. We are Balkans, we are brothers and sisters. This video also applies to the politicians of our countries. Thank you from Albania!
I love this dance collage of Balkan countries. I am Bulgarian 🇧🇬 with Turkish and Greek roots in my family. I always had this feeling we people from southeast Europe are something special and had and we have more in common than we realise, for some reason there is division and we see it again in the northeast. This all is unreasonable and heartbreaking. I send love ❤️ to all people of our regions no matter where you are.
@@batuhankara672 you are mixing thing up. no, turks ruled for 400 years. During this time greeks revolted 124 times. Why they would do that if they were happy about the situation. Finally the 1821 revolt succeded. The genocide happened in 1914-1922. 3000000 of turkish christian turkish citizens of greek, armenian and syrian descend were genocided. Please look up the difference between ”just” killing people and genocide them.
I am Romanian, I have to admit, I cried 3 times in my life, this one is the fourth. I loved every song but the ones from Croatia,Serbia and Bulgaria really hit different. Love to all Balkan brothers!
vajdaság-vojvodina- from 1920 ...nord serbia...not balkan.........erdély--...transylvania..... from 1920 romania not balkan...........szlavónia-slavonia from 1920 nord croatia ... not balkan....
@@nevarlabok8484 they are literally one of the bigger reasons for our cultures mashing up together so much. You can say bulgaria is not slavic, you can say russia and turkey are not balkan but the fact is that they both had quite the influence and shared most of their history and culture with us.
My grandparents came from Marmara. They were Greek living in a Turkish island. I can see both cultures in the dance and music. Beautifully done. And by the way, the videography was fantastic,
With respect for everyone Hi from Miami I was born in Romania and I can dance almost all types of music from Balkans. It's obvious we do have a lot in common, our balkan culture is very rich it's my personal opinion. God bless all of you.
Love all Balkan folk. This tells me we all have been cooked from the same pot so the juice or the flavour is the same from each of us. Respect from Albania love you all and respect to you my Greek neighbour
The peoples of the Balkans are the most similar peoples among them in the world, they have similar and most beautiful cultures in the world. Greetings from Albania
Vasilis, you are amazing! Great idea, man, to bring all the Balkan countries together by dancing! 🥇I love it! That way we can get to know each other better and we can see that we are all good people and so beautiful. All of us! You impressed me to tears! Congratulations from ROMANIA! 🥰👏♥
Uhm, by the maps of Balkan isn't the Serbia in the center of it. Bulgaria, Romania, Macedonia, Albania, Croatia and Slovenia all surround Serbia that's in the middle. 🤷🏻♀️ Just saying if anything is the heart of Balkan that's Serbia.
@@vexystar3389 When I wrote the heart of the Balkans, I did not mean the geographical location, but that Bulgaria is the oldest country in the Balkans. And it is the bridge between Europe and Asia.
Rođena sam Hrvatica ali sam odrasla uz muziku iz cijele bivše Jugoslavije i Balkana. Baš me danas uhvatila neka reuma I nostalgija ali sluh je Bogu hvala dobar pa si sama poplesem. A ti naši mladi momci što plešu pa to je predivno, bas su kao lutke.Ej da sam malo mlađa pa da mi je pamet ova………..Pozdrav svima ljudima dobre volje
This is so beautiful. Greetings from Albania and Greece 🇦🇱🇬🇷 Balkan people have the most beautiful traditions, ethnic and culture. Love you all and respect for each of you!
vajdaság-vojvodina- from 1920 ...nord serbia...not balkan.........erdély--...transylvania..... from 1920 romania not balkan...........szlavónia-slavonia from 1920 nord croatia ... not balkan....
Greetings from Turkey 🇹🇷 Great work! As a child I spent all my summers near the town of Tekirdag, in the European part of Turkey (Eastern Thrace). I remember the beautiful sea, the endless sunflower fields, and our parents drinking raki (Turkish version of ouzo) at dinner almost every night. There was really something special in the air. I remember going to the “Bulgarian market” in Tekirdag and buying a bootleg Bulgarian print Led Zeppelin record. Every now and then we would hear stories from someone who had either traveled to a Balkan country, or had family there, or something else. Years later I had a chance to visit Athens, Greece but haven’t been able to explore anywhere else, as I’ve been living in far away countries since my twenties. My maternal grandfather’s parents were from Kircali in Bulgaria and Xanthi in Greece; exploring those parts one day is on my bucket list.
Oh you just sent me back to my childhood as well with that word "raki" im albanian but as you probably should know we have loads of similarities together, the cultur, the food, the religion and many words we still have in our vocabulary that we use. The smell of raki is amazing and I rember that year's time when everyone in the neighbourhood would be boiling/preparing the raki all together helping out each-other during the process. I don't live in Albania now and haven't been there since 2017 but inşallah if i get residency from the country where im living at the moment the first destination after visiting my precious home will be definitely Istanbul and Cappadocia. I also have to mention that we do have similarities with Greece too because Albanians have been emigrating in there for soooooo many many years.
Raki is relevant to ouzo as much as to arabic arak, italian sabuca and French pastris, in terms of all of them being destilled and anised. But, there is an enormous difference: raki is traditional, and kinda the most consumed alcohol in Turkey. Ouzo is not traditional (a specific person from thessaly founded it in middle 19th century) and it's popular among tourists. The most consumed drink in Greece is wine, like in all of Southern Europe Greece, especially if we move away from Northern Greece, is far less Balkan and more southern European than someone would expect
@@giannisb2721 Ouzo is traditional in certain regions. It doesnt have to be the most consumed or to be invented there to be part of the local tradition.
vajdaság-vojvodina- from 1920 ...nord serbia...not balkan.........erdély--...transylvania..... from 1920 romania not balkan...........szlavónia-slavonia from 1920 nord croatia ... not balkan....
From choreography point of view it is basically up to 5 dance styles that spread over 11+(1) countries, and even more their regions. Saying this, I just want to stress out on the fact that people living in the Balkans are more similar to one another than one can ever imagine. Brilliant concept, outstanding performance, kudos to that!
WOW. THis was fabulous!!! Vasilis are a GREAT dancer!! As a Mediterranean Greek here in NYC, this was really impressive. I particularly loved the fact you show how the Balkans are a rich cultural tapestry of different nations with a shared or collective cultural tradition, yet each nation was still able to imbue their own identity on the SAME dance.
Possibly one of the best one man show performances. Great detail and effort put into this video and the final result is awesome. This pan Balkan message you are delivering is priceless. Chapeau, Vasílis!
Бяла спретната къщурка с две липи отпред. Тука майчина милувка сетих най-напред. Тука под липите стари неведнъж играх. Тука с весели другари, скачах и се смях. Къщичке на дните златни, път свиден и мил и за царските палати не бих те сменил. Любимата ни България 🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🌹🌹🌹❤️❤️❤️
Στα Βαλκάνια όπως πάντα έχει πολύ ζέστη. Θα με συγχωρείτε για τα ελληνικά μού, μπορεί και να κάνω λάθος. Γιατί είμαστε τόσο είδει και τόσο θέλουμε να μη είμαστε κοντά; Μπράβο Βασίλη, ευχαριστώ για αυτό που κάνεις για το τόπο μας!
Espectacular vídeo representando la la cultura popular balcánica. He estado en Croacia, Serbia y en Turquía y me han encantando sus bailes tradicionales. Gracias por este vídeo tan representativo y creativo. Saludos desde Zaragoza (España)
Best place in Europe , best food , the most beautiful people most friendly! Nothing like the Balkans! God bless Balkan people!
Friendly?????What are you?B*lgar?
@@bitchtoster5834 I m from Balkans best place in Europe
@@bitchtoster5834 I'm Bulgar. And this is true. Most foreigners have this opinion
most friendly? most racist i would rather say!
@@bitchtoster5834 what are ya a S*rb?
Balkans are the culturally richest nations in Europe with unique traditions .
Absolutely :)
Oh yes, so stunningly amazing & beautiful Sir! You have an interesting name there. I'm guessing you're from Sri Lanka. I used to work with a Sri Lankan lady with your surname , but i also knew an Indian lady with this surname too. I guess it makes sense, when you think of the history of both Sri Lanka & India & the close geographical logistics. Peace & take care.
Because the oldest European Race is from Balkan Illyrian-Hellens🇦🇱🇬🇷
ı agree.
@@noizy829 Not really, Albanians and Greeks are Paleo-Balkanic people (native in Balkan peninsula), and have majority Neolithic genetics (early farmers in Europe) but that doesn't mean Europeans originates from Albanians and Greeks bruhh.
I am Bulgarian, with Serbian roots and I live in Cyprus, I know all 3 languages and culture 🙂 Greetings, health and life to everyone from the Balkans
❤
Nazdravlje, pozdrav iz Hrvatske
Which Cypriot language do u know? Turk cypriot or greek cypriot?
@@Heyurgirlistotallyrandom I bet Greek.
There are NO Bulgarians with Serbian roots!!!!
I'm a Turkish.My grandparents are from Romania,Greece and Bulgaria.I proud BALKANS! I love all of Balkan brothers and sisters.We have rich cultures.We are together forever!❤BALKANS♥️
Wow... but how come from Romania? As it was under comunism
You're not balkan poor Turkish
@@MastyAras-z5mhe's balkan
BIG HUG ❤and a lot of love from Istanbul to you all🇹🇷 🇬🇷🇷🇺🇷🇸🇸🇮🇷🇴🇦🇱🇧🇦🇧🇬🇭🇷🇽🇰🇲🇰 Anytime your welcome to TURKIYE❤❤Balkans are the culturally richest nations in Europe with unique traditions .
Çok Teşekkürler
Teşekkür ederiz Makedonya'dan.🇦🇱🇲🇰🇹🇷
ΑΛΗΘΕΙΑ,ΆΝ ΕΠΙΤΡΕΠΕΤΑΙ ΠΑΡΑΚΑΛΩ,ΠΟΙΕΣ...,,"ΠΟΛΙΤΙΣΤΙΚΕΣ,(;)..."ΠΑΡΑΔΟΣΕΙΣ(;)ΕΧΟΥΝ ΤΑ ΒΑΛΚΑΝΙΑ;ΟΛΟΙ ΑΠΟ ΤΗΝ...ΕΛΛΑΔΑ ΕΧΟΥΝ ΠΑΡΕΙ.ΚΑΙ ΑΥΤΗ ΕΙΝΑΙ Η ΠΡΑΓΜΑΤΙΚΑ..."ΣΚΛΗΡΗ ΑΛΗΘΕΙΑ",ΠΟΥ ΔΕΝ ΘΕΛΟΥΝ ΝΑ ΠΑΡΑΔΕΧΤΟΥΝ.ΔΕΝ ΘΕΛΟΥΝ ΝΑ ΠΑΡΑΔΕΧΤΟΥΝ,ΕΠΕΙΔΗ ΔΕΝ ΕΧΟΥΝ ΑΛΗΘΙΝΟ ΠΟΛΙΤΙΣΜΟ ΔΙΚΟ ΤΟΥΣ ΝΑ ΠΑΡΑΓΟΥΝ...
🇲🇰🇲🇰🇲🇰♥️♥️♥️🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
Yes, yes go to Russia and make free the country who are not your, oo excuse me!Not country a teritory Long live Anatolia without turks nazists!!!
I am from Romania, watching this and seeing how similar dace traditions and life still we all have made me think of one thing, it doesn't matter what language we talk or how the country we live in is called, we all have the same roots so we should be more united.
Good bless us all and have mercy on us!
unity is not necessary as much as being educated and having basic human features like compassion, understanding, and so on
I love vampires
@@stefanbog2495 agree
sharing the same moral values is one of the best ways to achieve peace and respect among people of different origin
@@myowngenesis LMFAO
Not all Balkans countries have same roots
Romania is different, and I'm surprised you don't know history we are latin origin not slave
Anyway I like this balkan countries, I travelled there except kosovo and turkey
Balkan is Europe's gem, warmth, passion, food, music ❤️❤️❤️never accept the negative stigmas about the region, we need BALKAN UNION, 💕
Agree with you!
I am Greek with Serbian roots. Massive love and respect for all Balkan brothers and sisters.
Where are your Serbian roots from? Im just curious, greetings.
@@mihailnikoloff2554 XAXAXAXAAA 👍👍👍
I am Macedonian Bulgarian from Solun , Greetings from Bulgaria
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I'm greek too
γειά:)
The sooner people in The Balkans realize they have more things in common that bring them together, the better it will be for the prosperity and peace in the region
Exactly! :)
Ikr! Our dances are really similar with one another
Well said!
Soon as others keep they're nose out they'll be alright
@@manjoladuli7227 not only the dances, culture, food, religion, music. We are very similar even if we dont realize it
I'm from North Macedonia, I'm Albanian and I have respect from all Balkan countries and I hope that this hatred will end soon. Greetings to you all, only with love can you do anything
бунлар турклер.диллери славйан олсада.биз хаммабызда адам ва хава балалары.салам Руссийадан！йашасын Турклер уа Руссийа достлугу！Аллаху акбар！
@@РамзильХаннанов-б8м 😒
@@РамзильХаннанов-б8м there are no turks in the balkans.. maybe 00.1%
Dubi Subi. Stop beeing such a copycats. You are bulgarians
@@sallycoop935 maybe we all are just humans.
I am Greek and I have Slavic and Turkish roots, I loved this video so much, and I could see that many dances had a few similarities ❤️
People trying to divide us in the Balkans because they know how strong we are together 🙌🏻 Greetings from Bulgaria, and thank you for this amazing video 🤍💚❤️
Thank you! :))
Greeting from Albania with Love
So true! Greetings from Greece 💙🤍
Haha, IDK why I adore folklore cause you can watch something like dances or wear chloats elements that are from the past but actually you watch them in the present ...But when I see some festival dancers are so proud and show off like watch mee watch me now look this move ..Huh Huh !? :)) Classic show-offs :P greetings from the United States of Macedonia lol
Love from Croatia!
Long life to the Balkans. Greetings from Argentina 🇦🇷
Thank you .....
Muchas Gracias!
I am half Serb and half Greek. This video was a great idea and shows how much we have in common.
Love my Balkan brothers and sisters.
Thank you!!:)
Anger doesn't solve anything. It builds nothing, but it can destroy everything.
Thank you my brother, greetings from Türkiye
Croatian and especially Slovenian music different from the rest of the Balkans.
Im shqiptar (kosovar) and I’ve been in Serbia, Belgrad is beautiful.
Браво! Една кръв сме, балканците, хлябът ни е един и същ, танците ни са същите, песните ни са същите. Какво делим на Балканите, като място има за всички? Тук е райска земя. Бъдете живи и здрави!
Да !
@@Жулиета-ш2йnije bas tako zajebi matematiku SRBSKO JE SRBSKO A DTO NIJE SRETNO
Slavinija srbska a siptsrska muska nosnja srbskih CETNIKA DAL JEDAN ,DVA,ILI TRI GAJTANA A KAPA SKRACENA NA KECU...POZDRAV ALI MUTAVIH I GLUPIH NEMA SAMO OVI KOJI KRADU SRBSKO BLAGO PREVODE...ZIVJELA TI MENI SRBIJO❤❤❤❤❤❤
@@slavicaslavica2580 е,нема що!
Bravo
Half Serbian half Croatian here .. big hug to all beautiful Balkan ❤🙏
aren't you lucky!
just kidding: i'm half serbian / half slovenian and my brother in law is croatian.
Balkans need LOVE NO WAR!! The music brings people together!!Great work Vasilis!!!!
Thank you, I agree! ^^
@@VasilisDance I love you for making this Video. So peaceful. Greetings from Albania to all Balkan people.
@@RITA-xe2so Greetings to Albania, thank you!! :)
Balkan really need peace and love
Faleminderit nga Kosova🥰
We have just one problem, OUR POLITICIANS!!! God bless as all! 🇷🇸❤️
🇷🇸❤️
Pravo govoris.👏👏
@Shpejtim Rexha they always win
@Shpejtim Rexhaeverywere is same,
@Shpejtim Rexha i hope so. Family its all it meathers
I am irish 🇮🇪 and serbian 🇷🇸 , i am so thankful to have such rich culture and music in my dna ❤
❤
Колко много общо имаме, а все нещо не можем да поделим. Да се обичаме, братя!
Общото е родът ДУЛО. 😁
Amen.
Love will be win! ❤️
vajdaság-vojvodina- from 1920 ...nord serbia...not balkan.........erdély--...transylvania..... from 1920 romania not balkan...........szlavónia-slavonia from 1920 nord croatia ... not balkan....
Why can't we just live in peace 🇹🇷❤️🇧🇬
Greetings to my lovely Balkan brothers and sisters from Bulgaria. Respect, love and hold your traditions close to your hearts.
Greetings from Bulgaria! You're always welcome here. Bless you!
I feel so emotional...I love my Bosnia I love my Balkan...I love you all from Balkan...
Svaka cast. I love my Bosnia and the whole Balkan as well.
I am so proud to be balkan ❤️ our music and cultures are just magical 🌟
I feel so emotional because of this video… I wish the Balkans were united forever 😭
That already happened way back from 1947 up untill 1990-1994.. the country was called Jugoslavia/ Yugoslavia/southslavia. But after death of marshall Josip broz Tito fall apart by wars all over and never reunited.
I fully agree! Peace to you & to all.
Beautiful words❤️
@@franski6575 Yeah, but some nations wanted strongly to depart and there should been a reason for that. Plus not all Balkan countries took part in this project. But we can learn a lot from Yugo experience in case we want to have Balkan states in future, for example.
@@franski6575 yeah but some countries were strongly oppressed by the yugoslavian regime, that‘s mainly why liberation wars were fought
Where politics devides us, music unites us.
May be not politics ( because they can on contrary gather us like Tito for Yugoslavia or Garibaldi for Italy ? ) but malicious and predatory superpowers in the neighborhood or far away like Nato or western EU ...
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The "hate stereotype" belongs to the politicians and elderlies, I'm macedonian and I love my balkan bros, all have amazing culture, food and traditions, and I've been to greece, the people were really nice.
@@macedonia3321 Well educated man
So true
Have you been in Greece? Well, i thougt you are greek because you said you are makedonian
Nikola, you are greek from northern Greece? (Makedonia)
@@nikolche north fakedonian
Great job, geitonaki! Lots of love to all Balkans from 🇹🇷
Amazing! I'm from Romania and I had not clue that we have so much rhythm in common in a matter of dance and music and somehow i feel all these people from the countries you mentioned much closer then the west of Europe or other side of Europe. Thank you for it !
Thank you! :))
Apart of Greece and Turkish zone all are Tracian folclore
@@adrianciobanu5856 But Thace is a Greek origin since the deep ancient years (and half of peninsula)....that means that all the zones are.... ??
@@ΠρομηθεύςΤιτάν the tracien has habituated the Balkan Peninsula long before the Greek settlement there. Traciens were spread out of the territory of nowerdays Greek, Bulgarian, Macedonia.... And yes, Turkey and even Serbia. Most concentrated were they on the territory of Bulgaria and Greece.
@@FireSoraya Thracians are one of the ancient Greek plys, like Macedonians, Molosus, Dorians, Ioans, Achains, Aiolians.....all theese are becoming from the very anciant Greeks, the Pelasgians.
Twelve countries can be strong and united! so much beauty in every culture! be healthy ! I applaud what you are doing! Greetings from Bulgaria ! 🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬
Love Bulgaria from Kosova
Unless one of them want to occupy Your turf. ;)
@@NestaSimbaSautiWe, Turks, were the last one who tried to unite them all but it backfired very badly :)
@@demirg Unite... how cute.
If I come to Your house, force You to do my bidding, force my language and religion onto You and Your family would You call that unification or rather You call it a raid and conquering? Hm?
@@demirg Unite ? Your destruction on Balkan past 500 years is visible even today . While rest of Europe was thriving you were stealing and destroying everything you touched
I did DNA tests and found Balkan ancestors!! I love it. This explains why I love this music so much❤️
Welcome ❤
Това видео възвиси балканската ми душа и ме накара да се почувствам горда българка! 🇧🇬🇷🇸🇷🇴🇲🇪🇽🇰🇦🇱🇬🇷🇹🇷🇧🇦🇸🇮🇲🇰🇭🇷
LOVE RESPECT FROM A ANCIENT CULTURED CIVILIZED LAND AND PEOPLES PERSIA ARYA IRAN!!!!!.............
Е така треба бе брате бугарче да сме сложни поздрав од Македонија 🇲🇰
Love Bulgaria from Kosova.
@@aryashar2542 Greetings from BulgAria!
Yes sister, I feel the same way. But how can we move forward when North Macedonians try to hijack Greek and Bulgarian history. They are taught to hate Bulgarians, and they are ethnic Bulgarians, they are taught to be Macedonians and hate Greeks, and only Greeks are true Macedonians. With a mentality like that what hope do we have for peace and unity.
So I know this is a weird place to get emotional, but hear me out: I live in the US and here no one really talks about the Balkans (or most of Eastern Europe) so I didn't know anything about these countries and their cultures for a long time. At the same time, I'm Ashkenazi Jewish, so the traditional music from my heritage sounds similar to that of the Balkans. I had always just assumed that not many people knew the style of music and that it was dying out. I'm so happy I was wrong. It's amazing to listen to songs that I previously thought where an isolated phenomena, and realize that there's an entire region that gets it. It's been equally cool to hear music from the other side of the world and feel almost at home and familiar.
I've been trying to lean more about the Balkans recently. It's awesome and y'all have the coolest culture! Anyway, that's it. Have a nice day :)
That was a great message! Thank you very much! :)
That's Great Hannah! My family is from Macedonia and I married an Ashkenazi Jewish woman. Our families always loved and got along well with each other as there were so many shared values and cultural elements. Klezmer sounds VERY much like Macedonian dance music! Our people even look physically alike -- people often puzzled over whether I was born Jewish or my wife was Greek or Macedonian. And Vailis, if you read this, Thank you SO much for this treat!
Hannah 🥰 our culture is still alive! I am Romanian and my husband is from Serbia but we moved as kids to Sweden! I remember when growing up in Romania everybody in Bucharest, where I’m from, listening to American/English music, Italian, Greek and some Arabic & Turkish! Anything but native music! Funny thing tho, as soon as many left Romania they suddenly started to listen to their native music! Me, I listen to everything cause I’m music addict ❤️❤️❤️ no music no life
Shalom from Serbia❤️we are very similar, almost the same. It is a shame because in the US they just think that Europe means France, Germany, UK, Spain, Italy… The Balkans with it all countries , culture are probably the most beautiful what Europe can show.
I have friends who are Ashkanazi and Sephardic Jews and we were positiv shoked how similar we are.
Greetings from Serbia
It's quite great, Hannah, that you've found a kindred cultural spirit at the other side of the world, namely in the Balkans. I know that feeling as well, as I myself feel strangely fascinated and "at home" with the traditional music of several other regions of the world I have little or no connection with. Though, of course, Klezmer and Balkan music do indeed share many similarities.
In that respect, I would highly recommend watching one Balkan documentary (if you can find it), called "Whose song is this?" ("Чия е тази песен?" in the original). It was made by a Bulgarian woman, Adela Peeva, and it starts almost like a joke - a Bulgarian, a Serbian, a Macedonian, a Greek and a Turk are gathered in a pub in Istanbul. Anyway, the movie is about a song (a melody, actually) that exists in all Balkan countries and, naturally, most people here believe it's purely their own song. So the author sets out on a journey across the region, showing the different songs based on that common melody. Unfortunately, something that could serve to unite us, instead tends to divide us and Peeva demonstrated that with some rather provocative segments during her final demonstrations in Bulgaria and Serbia (i.e. where she and her husband are from, respectively). In any case, what I find interesting about that melody and which I am very sad that Peeva didn't really explore further, is that it's a melody stretching far beyond the Balkans - from Spain all the way to India. And from what I've seen, its origin actually seems to be from the al-Andalus, from the Sepharadic Jews, and from there it seems to have spread east, influencing an Italian Renaissance composer, Boney M's hit "Rasputin" and possibly even the national anthem of Israel. It's quite fascinating!
Greetings from Bulgaria!
I lost count of the number of dances you had to learn, master, record doing both the male and female roles and then had to edit...what a spectacular achievement!
Great video. It shows how many similarities there are between all our cultures. As someone from Kosovo, I can say you did a really good job with the Kosovan dances!
GREETINGS from Romania, Vasilis, thanks for your great idea:we are the balkanians, with wanderful traditions folklorike !
Thank you!!:)
You right lady Maria,really nice video about our country
I agree. 👍🇷🇴
Romania is carpathian not Balkan
That’s all matter in this world, if we want to still exist and world ☺️
I am from Serbia . I went to high school for music. I had folk dances and ethnomusicology. While today I am an ethnologist by profession, I hope you have more plans to research such interesting topics. The Balkans are known for their rich tradition and good "soil" for research. I discovered your channel by accident. I wish you all the luck to continue in this research endeavor, greetings from Serbia! :)
To sto je stavio zastavu''kosova'' to ti ne smeta? E jadan smo mi narod sa takvima poput tebe
У Вас очень интересная профессия, рада, что народные традиции изучаются и поддерживаются.
Svaka čast... Balkan etno, stare kulture Evrope...Pozdrav Balkanskim narodima.Pozdrav ❣️🇲🇪🌲⛰️🌍
I love how literally all of these dances look like something I could see in my country lol
love from Turkey ❤
Turkey is included in the balkans
Balkan has adopted lots from the Ottoman Empire…
@@dtooom was forced to adopt...would be more true to say.
@@dariadimova4614 Nobody forced you to eat sarma and baklava.
@@dtooom I don't. I also have sex with men who have not been cut. A lot more fun. Something you will never be able to change.
This is the secret of the Balkans beauty each one complete the other with in culture and food and music 🥰😍😍😍big love and respect from United Arab Emirates 🇦🇪
Warm greetings to beautiful United Arab Emirates!!:) 🇦🇪
@@VasilisDance I think I’m lucky to find this channel 🥰😍
THANKS...❤
Well said 👏👏🤝🤝🤝🤝
And the same to you Sir! The UAE is amazing too & is certainly a very unique part of this world. Peace, positivity & light, to you & to all in UAE.
Lijepi plesovi Balkana.Prekrasno.Pozdrav svim ljudima dobre volje.👏👍👌💋❤️♥️💓💕💞🇭🇷
Cel mai frumos spațiu cultural din Europa!❤
You should be payed by the EU for this great intercultural work !!!
Absolutely
Absolutely. But the EU doesn't like us much, I think. We are not so Western as they.😬😬😬
I agree ❤️
Hi, Vasilis, I am from Croatia, and I am not that into our traditional folk music and dances, but what you did here is absolutely fantastic. Learning all these various rhythms and dances, showing both man&woman steps, showing equal interest, respect and appreciation for the culture of all of the Balkan countries. I really enjoyed your video. Great work! Thank you :)
Thank you!!:)
We are the best part of Europe, hands down!!! ❤️🔥
And the most mental normal 😄 in Europe and the world.
@@dansorin2001 L
Maybe...
zabranjeno da stavite romsku muziku na ovaj klip. ROMI SU KOSPODA. ZA SHIPTARI I ZA SRBI, gde go da idete romsku muziku se cuje i zato su gospoda , i svi metiraju romi njihovo muziku NEK VAM GOSPODIN MUHAREM SERBEZOVSKI, kaze sta su romi od 1995 do 2022 da su gospoda za sada, nema vise za ostali romi, vec su postali glumci pevaci fudbaleri hafuzi za kuran doktori za kuran ......
@@azem817 ромите произлизат / идват от Индия . Индия не е Балканите !
Затова няма ромска музика във видеото !!!
My dad is greek and turkish. My mom is filipino brazilian. I love my parents people's culture!
Interesting mix ngl.
Haha
What a mix my friend ❤
That's a really cool combination!
Wow the cultural richness 💯
The "great" powers made Balkan peninsula a big mess. Imagine if we all were unite, how much power we would have. Greetings to all Balkans.
Very nice look at the music and dance culture of the Balkans...Well done...👍 Hello from Ireland 👋
Slainte
Thank you very much! :)
@@bojan7dakovic Živeli
Some Balkan ways of dancing is similar to traditional Irish way of dancing, too. Isn't it?
@@amelie4205 Yes, there are similarities in the dancers movements and also in the footwork 🙂
12 countries - one wedding party 😊
Much love from Algeria to Balkan people, I love your culture especially the music
أهلا وسهلا من البوسنة أخي
Valle te pasura plot rriten ballkanik ,valle me te bukura ne bote,Jam shqipetare nga Maqedonia e Veriut jam krenare nga vi dhe nga i kam rrenjet e mija BALLKANIKE ❤❤❤❤
How wonderful !! Balkan has so much to offer, generous and beautiful people, dances, music so emotional, friendships for life. I am from Croatia living for a long time outside the country. It is touching to see you young people having put so much love into something what connects us the best. Thank you !!!
Thank you 😊
Thanks ever so much for the "Ederlezi" outro, never forgetting that Roma are also an integral part of the Balkans.
Absolutely! 😊
Of course!!!
Yes they are!!!
@@VasilisDance You really nailed it all and I really loved the video, but the best version ever of Ederlesi is by Esma Redžepova: the greatest Roma music Queen of all times! You have to check her out! I was in balkan nostalgic mode last night and listened to music till 6 am, so now youtube and spotify keeps proposing similar topics... All best!
Yes, I loved that also. And *beautiful* song as well. 👏🙏
Beautiful and meaningful video. We are similar, regardless of language. In music, dancing, clothing, temperament, cuisine. We are Balkans, we are brothers and sisters. This video also applies to the politicians of our countries. Thank you from Albania!
Thank you for watching!
С интерес гледах видеото! Колко много красота има в нашите танци! Колкото красиви и изящни ,толкова и гениални!
Какой молодец! В 12 минут объединил балканские народы!
Пора объединяться!
Romania... one love🇷🇴
Respect to all balkans❣️
Orthodox brothers
@@gezimgjeta1720 Ju pershendes dhe ju perqafoj shume! 🇷🇴🇦🇱
@@gezimgjeta1720" VLLAHU ESHTE VELLA"
Respekt Brother and thank you Greetings from SERBIA 🇷🇸
Thank you!! :)
Long life to the Balkans. Greetings from Bulgaria 🇧🇬
Peace and love from Poland to the beautiful Balkans ♥️
hey polacy sokoly...greetings form Albania..3milion polsky tourist in Albania in summer...
Big respect, this is wonderful! Love from Croatia!
Thank you very much!
Turkey not Balkan
Yes, the 3% in Europe is Balkan
I love this dance collage of Balkan countries. I am Bulgarian 🇧🇬 with Turkish and Greek roots in my family. I always had this feeling we people from southeast Europe are something special and had and we have more in common than we realise, for some reason there is division and we see it again in the northeast. This all is unreasonable and heartbreaking. I send love ❤️ to all people of our regions no matter where you are.
Congrats to your many roots. I expect your turkish root to admit comitting the genocide against your greek root.
@@sallycoop935 Well Sally, what you are is what you see in the world...You could chose to see the harmony. Instead you chose to see the discord.
@@abraxadabra4224 if someone kills (God forbid) your parents I expect you to see the harmony
@@sallycoop935 Turks ruled the Greeks for 500 years, but the Greeks still speak Greek, live their religion, have their culture, is this genocide? lol
@@batuhankara672 you are mixing thing up. no, turks ruled for 400 years. During this time greeks revolted 124 times. Why they would do that if they were happy about the situation. Finally the 1821 revolt succeded. The genocide happened in 1914-1922.
3000000 of turkish christian turkish citizens of greek, armenian and syrian descend were genocided. Please look up the difference between ”just” killing people and genocide them.
Balkan je ❤ i duša igre Pozdrav iz SRBIJE 😊
What a guy, you made me cry like a baby and I'm 41! Miss my Albania, great performance, thank you!
Thank you!!:)
I am Romanian, I have to admit, I cried 3 times in my life, this one is the fourth. I loved every song but the ones from Croatia,Serbia and Bulgaria really hit different. Love to all Balkan brothers!
🎉😮😅😊😊😊😮358369😊😊😊25😅9😊😊😊😅3😢9😊😊34i8903🎉😢😮❤❤😮9😊❤
Respect from Albania!🇦🇱
Peace and love for all balkans❤
Ça rrespekt thu o miku??? Se pse qê Suliotet me fustanella i vendosi grek, dihet qe fustanella esht shqiptare
@@messatsu85 po ajo dihet qe fustanella eshte shqiptare po vet e kena fajin qe po na marrin historin cdo dite qe kalon pa e vere re
Pershendetje nga Ljubljana 🤗
@@messatsu85 why albnania can't join eu? 😂😂😂
Love you Balkan! I am proud! Love you all from Balkan! The best People and culture ever!❤❤❤
We are all one nation but wars divide us thru history. Much love from Bosnia.
Love Bosnia & herzegovina from Kosova❤️
Bro Turkey Not balkan
vajdaság-vojvodina- from 1920 ...nord serbia...not balkan.........erdély--...transylvania..... from 1920 romania not balkan...........szlavónia-slavonia from 1920 nord croatia ... not balkan....
@@nevarlabok8484 they are literally one of the bigger reasons for our cultures mashing up together so much. You can say bulgaria is not slavic, you can say russia and turkey are not balkan but the fact is that they both had quite the influence and shared most of their history and culture with us.
The 3% of Turkey is Balkan
My grandparents came from Marmara. They were Greek living in a Turkish island. I can see both cultures in the dance and music. Beautifully done. And by the way, the videography was fantastic,
Thank you!!
Are you from Marmara Island (Prokonnisos) ? I am from Marmara Island and Izmir and if you want to visit us, you are always welcome in Turkey !! ❤
With respect for everyone Hi from Miami I was born in Romania and I can dance almost all types of music from Balkans. It's obvious we do have a lot in common, our balkan culture is very rich it's my personal opinion. God bless all of you.
Браво!!!! Супер!!!! Молодцы!!!
Love all Balkan folk. This tells me we all have been cooked from the same pot so the juice or the flavour is the same from each of us. Respect from Albania love you all and respect to you my Greek neighbour
Thank you! :)
Thank you!!🇦🇱🇬🇷
The peoples of the Balkans are the most similar peoples among them in the world, they have similar and most beautiful cultures in the world. Greetings from Albania
Predivno …samo daj Boze Mira i blagostanja na našem predivnom balkanu
Vllahu eshte vella ;) hello from Romania
@@luciano3270 Bravo!
Albanezi si romani sint cei mai apropiati intre ei.
126 de cuvinte asemana!
@@leonoralleshi3789 ...Albanese is the surname of Australia's Labor Party's leader., Antony Albanese.
We are all thracians 😊
top 5
1 Albania
2 Kosovo
3 Greece
4 Bulgaria
5 Croatia
Greetings from Italy 🇮🇹
Lovely list ! 😊 Greetings !!
where is Serbia?
@@margegajicki2475 i did my top 5
Where is Romania?
@@eneahoxhaj5950 Love to our cousins across the Adriatic! 🇦🇱❤️🇮🇹
Welcome to Balkan Continent ,whit most warm people and strong in the world❤❤❤❤😊!!!
I loved Balkan, I love Balkan, I will always love Balkan. I was born in country which exists no more = Jugoslavija 💙❤☘🖤⚘☘
Jugoslavija bese federacija od 6 drzavi, i sega ti postoi drzavata vo koja si se rodila.
Vasilis, you are amazing! Great idea, man, to bring all the Balkan countries together by dancing! 🥇I love it! That way we can get to know each other better and we can see that we are all good people and so beautiful. All of us! You impressed me to tears! Congratulations from ROMANIA! 🥰👏♥
Greetings from the Heart of the Balkans - Bulgaria. We are all brothers and sisters. Love yourself and don't listen to politicians!
Exactly ..Greetings from Greece
Bravo brat,pozdrav Leskovca Srbija
Uhm, by the maps of Balkan isn't the Serbia in the center of it. Bulgaria, Romania, Macedonia, Albania, Croatia and Slovenia all surround Serbia that's in the middle. 🤷🏻♀️ Just saying if anything is the heart of Balkan that's Serbia.
@@vexystar3389 When I wrote the heart of the Balkans, I did not mean the geographical location, but that Bulgaria is the oldest country in the Balkans. And it is the bridge between Europe and Asia.
@@ribcobratan ye sorry no bulgaria is not the heart never will be sorry bruh
Българин съм и се гордея като такъв. Още повече се гордея, че моите балкански братя са около мен. Да пребъдем в мир и любов!
I started crying when i heart the Outro.. Thx a lot Bro for thinking about our Roma People 🙏🏽💙 Gott bless u and ur Family!
The best song ever! Thank you very much, the same for yours🙏🏽💙
That song is so beautiful :)
1:13 Trăiască România noastră 🇷🇴❤️
Rođena sam Hrvatica ali sam odrasla uz muziku iz cijele bivše Jugoslavije i Balkana. Baš me danas uhvatila neka reuma I nostalgija ali sluh je Bogu hvala dobar pa si sama poplesem. A ti naši mladi momci što plešu pa to je predivno, bas su kao lutke.Ej da sam malo mlađa pa da mi je pamet ova………..Pozdrav svima ljudima dobre volje
Τα Βαλκάνια και ο Καύκασος έχουν τα πιο όμορφα τραγούδια και χορούς τού κόσμου.
Αγάπη, από την Ελλάδα
Gospođo,to što ste gledali,pleše samo jedan čovjek,tvorac videa,samo je slagao dijelove u cjelinu.
@@biljanakusic3200 po ,ajo dihet, po shihet qe eshte nje njeri duke vallezuar, qfar te keqe ka, art ,bravo per nje artist si ky.
@@biljanakusic3200 MEINE OMA HATTE DEN SELBEN FAMILIENNAMEN❤
@@biljanakusic3200 I maestralno je to uradio ❣
I'm from Bulgaria. I watch and admire the performance. Unbelievable!!! Thanks.👏
This is so beautiful. Greetings from Albania and Greece 🇦🇱🇬🇷
Balkan people have the most beautiful traditions, ethnic and culture. Love you all and respect for each of you!
Thank you!!:)
Im glad greece dont have blood and honour killings in their culture❤️
I'm French and grateful I had a music teacher of Bosnian origins who introduced me to the wonderful world of balkan music.
vajdaság-vojvodina- from 1920 ...nord serbia...not balkan.........erdély--...transylvania..... from 1920 romania not balkan...........szlavónia-slavonia from 1920 nord croatia ... not balkan....
@@attilakovacs1415 Ne Balkan. Helm to je naš prostor
Oh I loved this video 😍❤️ big love and respect from Azerbaijan and Iran 🇦🇿🇮🇷
Thank you!! :))
Respect from Kosova
Greetings from Türkiye🇦🇿🇹🇷🇹🇷🌹🌹
@@nikibessi3348 ❤️😍
@@mehmetcembolukbasi7225 ❤️😍💋
What an amazing compilation of our dances, Vasili! Thank you so much! From NW Greecep
It's lovely to here folk music from different parts of Europe, much love and peace from England, a real Englishman not scummy politicians
Greetings from Turkey 🇹🇷 Great work! As a child I spent all my summers near the town of Tekirdag, in the European part of Turkey (Eastern Thrace). I remember the beautiful sea, the endless sunflower fields, and our parents drinking raki (Turkish version of ouzo) at dinner almost every night. There was really something special in the air. I remember going to the “Bulgarian market” in Tekirdag and buying a bootleg Bulgarian print Led Zeppelin record. Every now and then we would hear stories from someone who had either traveled to a Balkan country, or had family there, or something else. Years later I had a chance to visit Athens, Greece but haven’t been able to explore anywhere else, as I’ve been living in far away countries since my twenties. My maternal grandfather’s parents were from Kircali in Bulgaria and Xanthi in Greece; exploring those parts one day is on my bucket list.
Thank you!!:) Very nice!
Wow, that's a very rich and idyllic heritage! ♥️
Oh you just sent me back to my childhood as well with that word "raki" im albanian but as you probably should know we have loads of similarities together, the cultur, the food, the religion and many words we still have in our vocabulary that we use.
The smell of raki is amazing and I rember that year's time when everyone in the neighbourhood would be boiling/preparing the raki all together helping out each-other during the process.
I don't live in Albania now and haven't been there since 2017 but inşallah if i get residency from the country where im living at the moment the first destination after visiting my precious home will be definitely Istanbul and Cappadocia.
I also have to mention that we do have similarities with Greece too because Albanians have been emigrating in there for soooooo many many years.
Raki is relevant to ouzo as much as to arabic arak, italian sabuca and French pastris, in terms of all of them being destilled and anised. But, there is an enormous difference: raki is traditional, and kinda the most consumed alcohol in Turkey. Ouzo is not traditional (a specific person from thessaly founded it in middle 19th century) and it's popular among tourists. The most consumed drink in Greece is wine, like in all of Southern Europe
Greece, especially if we move away from Northern Greece, is far less Balkan and more southern European than someone would expect
@@giannisb2721 Ouzo is traditional in certain regions. It doesnt have to be the most consumed or to be invented there to be part of the local tradition.
love from bosnia to my balkan brother and sisters🇧🇦❤️
🇹🇷❤️🇧🇦
Đe si jarane pozdrav iz Beograda🇷🇸❤️🇧🇦
Koliko je Hrvatska razlicita..zaista ne pripada u taj dio svijeta..cak ni po glazbi ❤❤
Wow, amazing performance! Greetings from neighbor Austria 🇦🇹! The Slovenian songs sound very familiar...
vajdaság-vojvodina- from 1920 ...nord serbia...not balkan.........erdély--...transylvania..... from 1920 romania not balkan...........szlavónia-slavonia from 1920 nord croatia ... not balkan....
Thanks you 🏔️🇸🇮🍻🇦🇹🏔️
@@attilakovacs1415 ungaria-hungary.... from ancient times dacian, not hungarian.
@@Creepex transylvania 1000 years in europe....103 years in balkan..tragedy,,,,for every nation....
From choreography point of view it is basically up to 5 dance styles that spread over 11+(1) countries, and even more their regions. Saying this, I just want to stress out on the fact that people living in the Balkans are more similar to one another than one can ever imagine. Brilliant concept, outstanding performance, kudos to that!
Thank you!! :)
Marru Christmas all balkanians people🤗🥂Hai va pup Romanii mei🇷🇴Craciun fericit si sarbatori fericite la toti🥂🤗💯👍🌲🎅
La multi ani si sarbatori fericite.
Türkiye'den selam olsun tüm balkan halklarına sizi seviorum. Politika umrumda değil.♥
WOW. THis was fabulous!!! Vasilis are a GREAT dancer!! As a Mediterranean Greek here in NYC, this was really impressive. I particularly loved the fact you show how the Balkans are a rich cultural tapestry of different nations with a shared or collective cultural tradition, yet each nation was still able to imbue their own identity on the SAME dance.
Possibly one of the best one man show performances. Great detail and effort put into this video and the final result is awesome.
This pan Balkan message you are delivering is priceless. Chapeau, Vasílis!
Thank you!! :)
Ako obichate napisheto go na bulgarski.Blagodaria.
Бяла спретната къщурка с две липи отпред. Тука майчина милувка сетих най-напред. Тука под липите стари неведнъж играх. Тука с весели другари, скачах и се смях.
Къщичке на дните златни, път свиден и мил и за царските палати не бих те сменил.
Любимата ни България 🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🌹🌹🌹❤️❤️❤️
the turkish dance looks like the disco version of all the balkan dances 😆 but it's amazing to see how similar they all are
İts Trakya gypsy dance only Balkan area
Balkans 👏👏👏❤️🍷🍷🍷
Στα Βαλκάνια όπως πάντα έχει πολύ ζέστη. Θα με συγχωρείτε για τα ελληνικά μού, μπορεί και να κάνω λάθος.
Γιατί είμαστε τόσο είδει και τόσο θέλουμε να μη είμαστε κοντά;
Μπράβο Βασίλη, ευχαριστώ για αυτό που κάνεις για το τόπο μας!
Συμφωνώ μαζί σας! Ευχαριστώ πολύ!
@@VasilisDance για να τα πάμε καλά ας μοιράσουμε όπως πρέπει την πίτα και τότε όλα καλά ζητώ Κύπρος Βόρειος Ήπειρος 🇬🇷🇬🇷🇨🇾🇨🇾
Espectacular vídeo representando la la cultura popular balcánica. He estado en Croacia, Serbia y en Turquía y me han encantando sus bailes tradicionales. Gracias por este vídeo tan representativo y creativo. Saludos desde Zaragoza (España)