Rastak Unplugged | Kurdish Dance at The Spirit of Tengri | رقص کردی در جشنواره موسیقی در قزاقستان

It's amazing how music can bring happiness and get people from all over the world dancing. We remain dedicated to sharing our culture and bringing joy to people's lives. Thanks to the festival organizer, all bands participated in an after-party following a three-day festival in Almaty, Kazakhstan.
شگفت انگیز است که چگونه موسیقی و رقص با وجود مرزهای جغرافیایی، تفاوت باورهای اجتماعی، سیاسی و مذهبی، می‌تواند انسان‌ها را به هم نزدیک و با یکدیگر همدل کند.
About Rastak
Rastak is one of the most well-known bands in Iranian contemporary folk music, which formed as an experimental music group in 1997. The group seeks to collect, record, and interpret Iranian folk music for a global audience, incorporating language, culture, and history merging traditional instruments and forms with contemporary rhythms. Since the beginning, Rastak has been trying to combine the regional sounds that are well known with those that are less well known to shorten the generational gap and create a geographical bridge in the music of Iran.
Rastak has taken part in many international music festivals and concerts held in Iran, England, Austria, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, The Netherlands, Sweden, the United States, Canada, Australia, India, Japan, Malaysia, Chile, Poland, Turkey, Georgia, Belgium, Oman, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Bangladesh, Iraq, Erbil, United Arab Emirates, etc.
Website: www.rastakmusic.com
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#worldmusic #Iranianfolkmusic #Ethnomusicology #Iranianculture #Iranianart #middleeastermmusic
#موسیقی_محلی #موسیقی_مناطق_ایران #موسیقی_ایران #هنر_ایرانی
#worldmusicfestival #thespiritoftengri #kazakhstan #almaty #kurdishmusic #kurdishmusic
#موسیقی_کردستان #رقص_کردی #کردستان

[@HK-uq9by]

احسن به شما . همین موسیقی که بدون بحران و با ثبات به تجربه زیسته خودش ادامه بدهد بتدریج خودش را گسترش میدهد.

[@Manisa-ce1oy]

Hi Ghazaghestan 🖐 Love Kurdish music n dance 👍The beauty of Iran. Proud Iranian.

[@Rastakmusic]

🙏🏽❤️

[@bekirmehmetogullari6620]

Her biji Kurdistan

[@Rastakmusic]

✌🏽❤️🙏🏽

[@AliOsmanYILDIRAN]

Zor spas, her bijîn 🧿☘️

[@Rastakmusic]

Thank you!

[@יצחקירקוני-ה9ש]

אתם אלופים 🫶
בלעשות שמח ❤️🙏
תודה רבה לכם יקרים שלנו 🏆

[@Rastakmusic]

Thank you 🙏🏽

[@huzanabdulkarim4046]

How heartwarming it is to finally see all of you dancing hand in hand - women and men. This is the way it should be! Jin! Jîyan! Azadî!

[@Rastakmusic]

Thank you!

[@lutra-lutra]

now, everybody get up and dance🔥🔥🔥

[@Rastakmusic]

Well said!

[@achmeday]

Kurdistan❤

[@bekirmehmetogullari6620]

❤❤❤Kurdistan❤❤❤

[@Rastakmusic]

❤️

[@saba2577]

i'm proud of you guys❤

[@Rastakmusic]

Thanks

[@doritaschlenker3014]

Y se armó la fiesta!!!! Qué bien!!! En Argentina también somos fiesteros!!!

[@Rastakmusic]

💃🏻🕺🏼💃🏻🕺🏼

[@taranehghelichkhani1424]

❤ Rastak , is the jewel for our music scene. Thank you for bringing vibrance and joy to our injured hearts.

[@Rastakmusic]

You are welcome!

[@aserdar06]

super

[@Rastakmusic]

Thank you

[@aserdar06]

Long live Kurdıstan@@Rastakmusic

[@Yegane.falahy]

دمتون گرم خیلی زیبا بود❤
ولی من خودم کوردم رقص پای کوردی این شکلی نیستا

[@ghoghnoss81]

هر بژی اتحاد و صلح طلبی کورد

[@Japarak353yoko]

It look really fun!💖Great music makes everyone crazy!😍💖💃ありがとう💖🇯🇵

[@Rastakmusic]

💃🕺💃🕺

[@oliverzhao1005]

GOOD

[@Rastakmusic]

🙏🏽❤️

[@جوديسيد-ز6ث]

her biji , dest xwes ❤

[@Rastakmusic]

سپاس

[@alisunuk5510]

Piř xoşe, piř coşe 🎉👏👏🎼🎵🎶

[@Rastakmusic]

سپاس 🙏🏼

[@serdar3578]

Davol u Zurna and Kurdish music name a better pairing.

[@Rastakmusic]

👌🏽

[@danelastellar5869]

There is a large diaspora of Kurds living in Kazakhstan. They arrived there in two waves:
1. In the 30s, during Stalin's repressions in the Caucasus
2. During the war in Karabakh after the collapse of the USSR
Although, they came to Kazakhstan much earlier, but there is no exact information. They, along with the Arabs and Persians, were missionaries of Islam. Those who stayed to live in the Steppe became known as Khawaja. They became part of the Kazakh Khanate and were called the white bone.
Those who remained ethnic Kurds are today one of the largest peoples of Kazakhstan. They are in the top 15 in number. Approximately more than 40 thousand. They live in three major cities of Almaty, Taraz, Turkestan. They mostly speak Kurmanji.

[@Rastakmusic]

Thanks good to know

[@muhsinadib8830]

دەستانخۆشبێت

[@Rastakmusic]

سپاس

[@AriAzHandle]

Ye bebe 💚

[@Rastakmusic]

💃🕺

[@mohseni397]

❤❤❤

[@beautifulgirl5510]

Tey lolo

[@samthescientist5790]

I don't like this video i love it!