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Uploaded by on Oct 21, 2006

Clip recorded live at one of our gigs

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  • Ti trompes einai autoi apo katw, hahah

  • It is too crowded for straight up zeimbekiko. So according to the finest traditions (*) this should set off a survival of the fittest. A couple of elbows and swings with the legs, and before you know it a few people will control the floor, and have a circle of friends/acquantainces cheering them on in a circle while they are kneeling down. It is nature.

    (*) just joking.

  • I agree with your comment. It's true about music. I am 1/2 Greek 1/2 Swedish from USA and play a Puerto Rican cuatro (ten strings). Now I have a second family in Puerto Rico. There are some really fine and generous people there.  I want a bouzouki!!

  • Oh...ok!I thought they are tourists visiting Greece and as usual someone teach them "the steps".I'm happy to see all those people together having fun.They are not good at Zeibekiko, but I see they are great at Tsifteteli...Opaaaaaa!Geia sou re!

  • No they are moving to the music.The Zeibekiko has no 'steps' as such.This is Melbourne, Australia.You can see Irish faces a Chinese girl, a great mix. I think it's wonderful. So put your intolerance to one side and think if we could all dance together maybe we could learn to live with each other.

  • Nice...but are they trying to learn zeimpekiko?

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