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Uploaded by on Dec 16, 2007

Iranian traditional dance performed on Mohammadreza Shadjarian's NAVA album, conducted by Meshkatian 1985.

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  • how is it called?

  • very nice,thanks

  • i wish they had more traditional colors and more fluid fabrics--like the paintings--they used many different colors in one dress---and more sheer fabrics--and traditional colors---

  • bandari is not persian origin it got influence by african dance wich called slave dance by african peaple wich brougth to south iran and persian gulf area,that whay peaple in that region also are black mostly,but it ha little persian elements.pure persian dance are like this slow and poetic.like tajiks or khorasani or gilaki and mazandarani dances.

  • thnx for info. i like to know abt other cultur n tradition

  • Bandari dance is traditional dance of very southern people of Iran (e.g. Bandar Abbas). But other parts have different traditional dances. Thank you for sending me that playlist I appreciate it.

  • i watched that was nice n i sent u too:

    i thought bandari dance is the traditional dance:

  • check out videos by Ballet Afsaneh. Those are traditional dance.

  • I love the story of this song, the words.

    And the girl in white is very pretty. She reminds me of Kate Bush.

  • The music is traditional but the dance doesn't look traditional to me at all, nobody dances to this music usually.

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