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A good deed is never lost; he who sows courtesy reaps friendship, and he who plants kindness gathers love.
FRiKO™341,764 views • 5 months ago

Some of the Hollywood Stars that were gone way too Soon. We miss them everyday!!
FRiKO™150,553 views • 7 months ago

A man engaged in a psychological fight with an Ostrich. Watch 😱 TGMBC 2 | 1989
FRiKO™90,192 views • 6 months ago

DID YOU KNOW; THE HALAY. The Halay is the national folk dance of Turkey, serving as a vibrant symbol of unity and celebration. It is primarily performed in a line or circle formation, where dancers interlink by holding hands, fingers, or shoulders to move rhythmically as one. Key Features of the Halay • Regional Diversity: While found across Turkey, it is most prominent in Eastern, Southeastern, and Central Anatolia. Regional variations like Damat Halayı (Groom's Halay) and Ağır Halay (Slow Halay) differ in footwork and speed. • The Leader (Halaybaşı): The person at the head of the line, the halaybaşı, directs the tempo and step changes. They often wave a colorful mendil(handkerchief) to signal transitions to the rest of the group. • Music and Instruments: The dance is traditionally driven by the powerful pairing of the davul (large drum) and the zurna (a high-pitched woodwind instrument). • Progression: Performances typically begin with slow, heavy steps and gradually increase in tempo, ending in a fast-paced, energetic finale. Cultural Significance Beyond being a staple at weddings and festivals, the Halay represents communal strength. Historically, it has roots in ancient shamanic rituals and is shared across various ethnic groups, including Turks, Kurds, and Assyrians, often under names like govend or yallı.
FRiKO™13,176 views • 6 months ago