KOCHARI DANCE IN TEXAS

This folk dance originated in the Kars and Artvin provinces of what now is now Turkey
Armenians have been dancing Kochari for over a thousand years. The dance is danced to a 2/4 rhythm. Dancers form a closed circle, putting their hands on each other's shoulders. This may symbolize the alienation that this minority community felt at the time of the dance's birth
The dance is danced by both men and women and is intended to be intimidating. More modern forms of Kochari have added a "tremolo step," which involves shaking the whole body.

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• KOCHARI
• ARMENIAN
• ARMENIA
• DANCE
• FOLK
• CHRISTIANITY
• FIRST CHRISTIAN NATION
• TEXAS
• DFW
• DALLAS
• CARROLLTON
• FORT WORTH

[MRV1939]

this is 4500 years old music

[tngsoccer1218]

shad abris!

[haytxa911]

@Mr13Sema

Hayer en vor America en aprum

[Missyere1]

SHAT SIRUN EQ PARUM, BRAVOOOOOO.

[armenkenia]

is good bat the music is yarjushta not kochari :( sorry....(warrior dance from sasun)

[MultiJenik]

hahaaaa))) one azeri has watched it ;))) look at dislike lol ))

[kessabtzi]

This is not even close to Kochari... A lot of the steps are weird.

[Mr13Sema]

What a f * * *k ???!!! This guys and girls from America or from Armenia??? I dont understand it!!!

P.S. I'm from Armenia - Hayastan

[UliyaSS]

Потрясно!!!Действительно молодцы ребята!!!Особенно Торгом=)))))))

[Vaz482]

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