Shota (dance)
Not to be confused with Shota Galica.
Shota (or Shote) is an Albanian dance very popular in Albania and Kosovo. It involves synchronized steps, and a strong rhythm. It is one of the most well known dances/songs from that region, and is commonly played at weddings, folk festivals and other events.
During the 1960s this dance was performed in Belgrade based on the choreography of Olga Skovran.[1]
One folklore musical ensemble in SFR Yugoslavia was named Šota.[2] In March 2013 the Assembly of Republic of Kosovo approved a law which regulates the functioning of cultural-artistic activities of the National Ensemble of Songs and Dances "Shota".
References
- ↑ Annuaire de la ville de Beograd. Beogradske novine. 1965. p. 458.
Шота, кореографија Олге Сковран, музичка обрада Милана Тодоровића
- ↑ Historical review. 1987. p. 352.
... folklornega ansambla »•Sota«<, ki bo izvajal pesmi in plese narodov in narodnosti Kosova
External links
- A performance of "Shota" dance near waterfalls
- A performance of "Shota" dance on a TV show
- "Shota" dancing school official site
- DJ Shantel - Sote Mori Shote
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