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Kurdish Dancers - Pangea: Cultivate Our Cultures
12016-12-03T12:15:56-08:00Casey Max6394a90cb82849383c863cc9440fee0e37b83d18130881The Kurdish Dancers were the final performance at the Cultivate Our Cultures Event in Moorhead, MN.plain2016-12-03T12:15:56-08:00YouTube2016-12-03T19:56:51.000ZtG-pXCiGlBkCasey MaxCasey Max6394a90cb82849383c863cc9440fee0e37b83d18
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12016-12-04T14:20:24-08:00Audio and Video of Performances8plain2016-12-04T23:09:58-08:00 Above is audio of an introduction dance that offered onlookers the chance to see a variety of dances. Performed by the Buffalo River Singers & Dancers, the music that playing was a ‘welcome’ dance to a variety of pow-wow’s.
Above is a video clip of traditional Kurdish dancing. This dance was one of three performed by a family from Kurdistan, as mentioned in the previous article. A bagpipe group that offered traditional song at the Main Stage and Food Court area during Pangea. Above you can listen to a clip of their performance. Above you can see a video of the traditional Denmark treat, Aebleskiver being made in real time at the Pangea event.