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💃Today is #InternationalDanceDay — celebration of joy, unity & heritage dance brings to our lives. 🇦🇲 In #Armenia, dance is living link to past, rich w/reg styles & stories. 🎥 Among most iconic is #Yarkhushta, powerful dance from the highlands that embodies Armenian spirit.

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