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Bulgaria folklore, ruchenitsa

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Uploaded by on Jan 30, 2007

Its bulgarian dance. It's dance is characteristic of all bulgarian folklore regions. It's in this video is trakian ruchenitsa! Perform ens. Tundja-Yambol

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  • @unomnacajit11 They come and made fortresses, make country and had manu golden treasurs like Trakians... Are you crazy?

  • @Istilelife read some impartial history books... show some respect for your ancestors... and when you're done, change the name of the vid to "Folklore FROM Bulgaria, Rutchenitsa" ...

  • @unomnacajit11 :)))) I thing that i red too much boook for my country and her history !

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  • ::))) I really do not know who tells you these lies and how did they come up with Romanian-Bulgarian Empire when the first time the word Romanian shows up in the 19 century.  Before that noone never heard about that there was only TRANSYLVANIA and WALAHIA - no romania my brother.

  • AMAZING!!!

    I Absolutely love boulgarian music!

    hellas USA

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  • My slavic friend sent me here... bc I told him slavic people, all over the world, are known as gypsies and poor folks.

    Bojan- you guys have nothing in common with the Mediterranean folks as you claim... trust me! Greeks, Assyrians, Italians, Armenians, Lebanese, Syrians, Turks have a rich, ancient history that shouldnt be compared to the yugo-slav.

  • Rod Miller , Thank you so much for teaching us to dance in Memphis!!

  • This is my favorite dance to do! Forget aerobics, just DANCE!!!

  • @Pr0feBboy You are wrong I know a lot about Bulgarian history and everything I said is true about Romania. Bulgarian was the official language until the middle of the 19-th century. Romania became Romania when the principalities of Moldavia and Wallachia were united under Prince Alexander Ioan Cuza in 1859.

  • @ykabile Aw there are so many things you don't know about the bulgarian history,things that are not even in the history books people.But this is Bulgarian folklore thats for sure! I am not gonna let somebody to throw lies about my country!

  • This is great, thank you!

    It makes me happy ! : )

  • @ykabile 1. Кои стари автори? Доста виз. автори са ни определяли като мизи, защото сме живеели на тази територия и т.н. както и да е, арменските автори казват ясно, че сме от бактрия-балхара или българия. Индийските веди също това сочат.

    2. За разселването си прав. 1-вото е от запад на изток - поне за нас и иранския клон - ариите и индо-ариите. Другите тръгват на запад. И тук си прав, че България на памир е втората ни родина. Нищо не пречи и траките да са били българи. :)

  • @SwiFecS Не обърквам никого човек, всички стари автори определят българите като стар тракийски, мизийски, скитски народ. Примерите са много, разбирам че си почитател на П. Добрев и неговата иранска теория, но тя е вярна само дотолкова, доколкото българите са минали оттам, но не дошли оттам. От Запад на Изток става разселването.

  • @ykabile

    Don't confuse people even more, we are not thracians. We are simply bulgarians/bulgars (no difference) east-iranic (arian) nation. persian if u like.

  • This is Bulgarian folklore, the Bulgarians are the thracians!

    Fulko-french priest :Hinc iter aggressi per fines Vulgariorum, quos vocitant Thracas, ut habent monumenta priorum. describing the First Crusade

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