2004, Mar. 27 - Provo, UT. Folk dance from the village of Méhkerék, Békés County, in south-east Hungary. Méhkerék has a population of 2500, comprised mainly of ethnic Romanians.
Пікірлер: 7
@xopowoparvo17 жыл бұрын
TRANSLATION: Despite its Hungarian origin, I wouldn't call Mehkereki a Hungarian dance. But it is not bad, the guys are talented.
@xopowoparvo17 жыл бұрын
TRANSLATION: It would be awesome with some music, but this will do too, this Romanian dance.
@ScaniaVero8 жыл бұрын
Csodálatosak!!! ...- Igaz ,van benne némi szláv beütés ..... ( tehát, nem tiszta Magyar!) .... - de ez most nem is fontos! ..... - Gratula a Táncosoknak...... (!!!!!) ...... ))):-
@xopowoparvo17 жыл бұрын
TRANSLATION: If you have ever seen the people in Mehkereki dance (especially in person), I don't think you would appreciate this, as this seems artificial, stiff, and has nothing to with the true and "enthusiastic" Mehkereki clapping dance.
@xopowoparvo17 жыл бұрын
TRANSLATION: It starts getting boring when they start dancing like Michael Flatley lots of times.
@zoltanpap45158 жыл бұрын
Nem szerencsések akik ezt nézik, ésss azt hiszik Méhkeréki táncot látnak. Jó mozgás,,, Méhkerékinek gyenge,,,
@attigabi17 жыл бұрын
While not criticizing the skill of the dancers, that choreography is a bit overdone. I was never a fan of choreographies that are over choreographed. But to each his own. I wonder where the performers are from?