I get very emotional when I see my country, Greece, travel so far away thanks to its music!!! Like the song says, "all the impossible became possible"... sri lankan dance on greek music. This was fun!:)
This dance is another magnificent creation of Channa Upuli Dancing Institute in Sri Lanka. They followed traditional sri lankan sinhala dancing styles but did not stick to a particular one. That is the magic. They mixed all together and created a best possible visual representation for a music work that had been echoed all around the world. God bless all humans who involved in this wonderful song. The best thank goes to the uploader of this video, Mylanka.
PS: the lyrics to this Greek version speak about women, strength, life and fertility, which is appropriate that these beautiful Sri Lanka women are dancing to it. :-)
the link up is the greek version cause what you hear is greek lyrics but I mean the real first one verse come from Turkia or Armenia, u will tell me...
The first or original version was an Armenia song by Dinkjian Ara called "Homecoming". The Turkish song was produced after that and thirdly was the Greek version. All great versions because the music is great. From his official site:
"His compositions have been recorded in thirteen different languages by top singers and musicians throughout the world (including Eleftheria Arvanitaki and Sezen Aksu), proving that music is indeed the international language. "
Whoa! You mean they are not really dancing to Dynata Dynata? Wow, its seems like they are! Maybe they should, the lyrics and music to this song goes well with their dance.
Ahah....this is Channa's girls dancing to the Golden Chimes...and someone's over played another song to match the dancing...its like spanish or something
"rhythm seems to be inspired from middle east. not bad song."
The guy who composed the music for it is Armenian. There is a Turkish version of this song too. I still can't get over the fact this is dubbed. Their dance went so well with the lyrics and music to this song. They danced great.
could you tell me what kind of dance is this i love this dance and the sinhala girls performance, honestly i was seduced by the dance i am trying to find the dance type please do reply and the original program
This dance is another magnificent creation of Channa Upuli Dancing Institute in Sri Lanka. They followed traditional sri lankan sinhala dancing styles but did not stick to a particular one. That is the magic. They mixed all together and created a best possible visual representation for a music work that had been echoed all around the world.
I am dancer and love both Greek music and Sri Lankan dance but I don't think these dancers are actually dancing Dynata...
Itzeldirem 2 years ago
Sri Lanka Opa !!!!!! Dynata ! Dynata !
Colts4ever123 2 years ago
you are all idiots! Can't you see the musicians at the back, who are obviously not playing this song. And the singer is not there either...
shotley99 3 years ago
re malaka. you think that "we idiots" didn´t noticed it??? hahaha you are the idiot. :D
EvrosBerlin 3 years ago
Amazing ! I love it ! 5* from me !
Mhayai1 3 years ago
Greece Hellas to Sri Lanka 5******
Alex
alexpapacrits 3 years ago
opa.......!!
kozani07 3 years ago
teleio!!!!
GRKRONOS 3 years ago
super
stergioskottas 3 years ago
Too slow. Antique has a better version of this song. I understand because this is more older than cover version from Antique.
Respect Arvanitaki
Antique Fan Forever
skurkito 3 years ago
sorry but the version of antique is totally crap!
EvrosBerlin 3 years ago
I get very emotional when I see my country, Greece, travel so far away thanks to its music!!! Like the song says, "all the impossible became possible"... sri lankan dance on greek music. This was fun!:)
geenagr 4 years ago 7
But its an Armenian,who composed this.
NefeliOdisseas 2 years ago
This song is very nice and the ballet too,very very nice!!
ALIAS1988IT 4 years ago 2
Very cool!
timorekusa 4 years ago
amazing music and dance...the girls r pretty too.
maxgraff 4 years ago 2
This dance is another magnificent creation of Channa Upuli Dancing Institute in Sri Lanka. They followed traditional sri lankan sinhala dancing styles but did not stick to a particular one. That is the magic. They mixed all together and created a best possible visual representation for a music work that had been echoed all around the world. God bless all humans who involved in this wonderful song. The best thank goes to the uploader of this video, Mylanka.
ddirector 4 years ago
PS: the lyrics to this Greek version speak about women, strength, life and fertility, which is appropriate that these beautiful Sri Lanka women are dancing to it. :-)
apro282 4 years ago 2
Well...
The composer from that song is mister Dinkjian Ara. I mean he is an armenian.
titou4691 4 years ago
Well...
the link up is the greek version cause what you hear is greek lyrics but I mean the real first one verse come from Turkia or Armenia, u will tell me...
titou4691 4 years ago
The first or original version was an Armenia song by Dinkjian Ara called "Homecoming". The Turkish song was produced after that and thirdly was the Greek version. All great versions because the music is great. From his official site:
"His compositions have been recorded in thirteen different languages by top singers and musicians throughout the world (including Eleftheria Arvanitaki and Sezen Aksu), proving that music is indeed the international language. "
apro282 4 years ago 5
lol boli wpaia!
heracles89 4 years ago
They dance to another song. The Arbvanitaki song is overdubbed.
xlemetzas 4 years ago
Whoa! You mean they are not really dancing to Dynata Dynata? Wow, its seems like they are! Maybe they should, the lyrics and music to this song goes well with their dance.
apro282 4 years ago
These girls can dance. Pure beauty. Opa.
Th51c 4 years ago
Ahah....this is Channa's girls dancing to the Golden Chimes...and someone's over played another song to match the dancing...its like spanish or something
radhinis 5 years ago
rhythm seems to be inspired from middle east. not bad song.
manikkam 5 years ago
"rhythm seems to be inspired from middle east. not bad song."
The guy who composed the music for it is Armenian. There is a Turkish version of this song too. I still can't get over the fact this is dubbed. Their dance went so well with the lyrics and music to this song. They danced great.
apro282 4 years ago
nice one !!
is this from a torana VCD ? does anyone know the name of it?
nayanae 5 years ago
wow really sweet!!!
Bhakthi7 5 years ago
cool. very nice. This is Made in SRI LANKA.
show the world Sri Lanka is not a part of india and we are VERY DIFFERENT than india.
indians are giving us a bad name and making LTTE videos.
ss77ss 5 years ago
Hey, the VIDEO TRACK HAS A BACK SHIFT. try to fix it.
anyways... the dance is awesome...
pramodmeee 5 years ago
Where was this performed?
tamta29 5 years ago
I am very happy a Greek song of an Armenian composer matches so well with Sri Lankan folklore!
20051048 5 years ago
Good to see *some* dance from Sri Lanka. I much prefer traditional dance over pirated excerpts of films.
brseavey 5 years ago
man they all look like bpasha basus
firoz85 5 years ago
hey iv seen the original show of this.. (the one this dance ws performed in) this is really creativ wt u'v dun!
samanalee 5 years ago
Hi, I did nothing to this video. This is how I downloaded :)
MyLanka 5 years ago
could you tell me what kind of dance is this i love this dance and the sinhala girls performance, honestly i was seduced by the dance i am trying to find the dance type please do reply and the original program
vengayam341 4 years ago
This dance is another magnificent creation of Channa Upuli Dancing Institute in Sri Lanka. They followed traditional sri lankan sinhala dancing styles but did not stick to a particular one. That is the magic. They mixed all together and created a best possible visual representation for a music work that had been echoed all around the world.
ddirector 4 years ago
She is my favorite greek singer! Thank you for uploading this. It is weird to see that her song would play in Sri Lanka! :)
fenia 5 years ago
it's nice.
Seekinsion 5 years ago
no shit, i am tired of the blond girls in sweden, i might go to sri lanka instead!
inshalla123 5 years ago
the best curves in the world
ruvinda 5 years ago
Ur welcome :).Thx for ur comments :)
MyLanka 5 years ago
nice girls!!!!
inshalla123 5 years ago
Unbelievable!!! Thank you
alkis92 5 years ago
cool <3 sri lanka (my math teacher was from sri lanka)! opa!
stephensploosh 5 years ago