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Encyclopedia > Chasapiko

Hasapiko (Hassapiko, Hasápikos, Chasápikos, Khasápikos, Hasapico) is a Greek traditional dance. The name comes from the word "butcher" (χασάπης, hasapis, of Turkish origin), i.e., it is "butcher's dance", Makellarikos horos, μακελάρηκός χορός in "pure Greek".


It served as a base for Sirtaki.


Related links

List of dances - List of dances sorted by ethnicity


External links

  • Greek Dances and Songs (http://www.saronicos.com/mywebENGLISH/MousicGR.htm)
  • Hasapiko (http://www.phantomranch.net/folkdanc/dances/hasapiko.htm)
  • Couple Hasapiko (http://www.folkdance.com/html/couple_hasapiko.html)

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Chasapiko - Greek Music, Greek Rhythms and Dances with mp3 examples - datafox homepage (87 words)
Chasapiko - Greek Music, Greek Rhythms and Dances with mp3 examples - datafox homepage
This is the thing widely known as "Sirtaki".
Title: Otan pineis stin taverna (when you drink in the tavern).
Libra Music (317 words)
Thus a cycle of songs came into being.
Zeibekiko, chasapiko, ballads - and all these joined together with music which do not simply acts as bridge in-between two songs but also refer to the well-known sound of Nikoloudis.
The arrangement is simple, letting the voice speak, giving to the voice the place of honour, as it should do.
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