Slovene folk dance: Lani se sem ženil

Описание: Interpretation of a folk dance that originates from Gorenjska, northwest of Slovenia. Done by KUD Oton Župančič Artiče, based in Artiče, Slovenia. Recorded on 21/07/2017 in Viana do Castelo, Portugal.

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Interpretación dun baile folclórico na rexión de Gorenjska, no nororeste de Eslovenia a cargo do KUD Oton Župančič Artiče, de Artiče, Eslovenia. Gravado o 21/07/2017 en Viana do Castelo no XXI Festival Internacional do Alto Minho.

Explanation about the dances:

Gorenjska is a region in the nortwest part of Slovenia. Dancers wear the characteristic national costumes from there, dated 2nd half of XIX century. The musicians play the accordion, clarinet and contrabass. Gorenjska is an alpine region with high mountains and narrow valleys. The dances from this region are facetious and proud: rhythmical knocks, quicks turns jumps and rollicking shouts of joy. These dances were usually danced on festivities and weddings.
Choreography: Brane Šmid
It consists in different dances, such as mazurka, Stajeris, Najkatolis, Sotos, Cerpele, Mrzorlin, wedding Polkas and funny folk songs. The boys are trying to conquer the girls with the dance and shouts of joy.