Aino Kchume, Turkish Assyrian folk dance
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A very interesting ethnomusicological piece of information I like it a lot because I had never before seen an Assyrian couple dance( most dances I had seen before were group dances like sheykhani , khigga, etc..). A beautiful dance, made even more beautiful because of its rarity. I would like to know what is the context of this dance. Shlamalokhun khona, Daniel.
acorduende 8 months ago
"Aino Koome" (or "Aino Kchume" in the Urmijnaya dialect) means "Black Eyes".
assyrian2NV 2 years ago
this is lovely, what is your background? btw aino kchume means her eyes are shut
YonanBarkho 2 years ago