CRNOGORSKI ansambl KUD Njegos - Crnogorski oro CETINJE folklor

Povodom 100. godisnjice postojanja crnogorskog ansambla KUD Njegos, na Cetinju 28. Decembra 2007. god u Zetskom domu odrzan je svecani koncert. Uzivajte uz Crnogorski oro.
Apropos 100 anniversary existential of Montenegrin folklore ensemble KUD Njegos, in Cetinje 28th December 2007, in Zetski dom, was been the concert. In this clip you can see real montenegrin history country dance "Crnogorski oro".
A dance of ethnic Montenegrins is called the Oro, with the forms being the Crmnički Oro, Zetsko Oro, Katunski Oro and the Riječki Oro.
It is as much a communal gathering and a game as it is a dance in the strictest sense. Typically, young men and women would gather and form a circle (kolo), then start to sing, usually in form of playfully mocking someone from the other side and daring them to enter the circle to dance. One of the more daring young men would then enter the circle and start to dance in a stylistic imitation of an Eagle. The aim here is to impress, just like in any modern disco club. The gallery crowd will immediately respond with a "feedback" song, either praising or ridiculing him.
Soon, a girl would join, quite often his girlfriend or possibly someone attracted by his display. She would also imitate an Eagle, but in a more elegant way. The gallery also keeps up. When the couple gets tired, they kiss each other on the cheek and another couple jumps in to keep the kolo going, while the singing of the surrounding crowd never stops.
Usually the young lads finish oro by forming a two-story circle, standing on one other's shoulders, inside the greater circle and this is the scene that is the most recognisable and most often photographed part of the dance.
Musical instruments are never part of the true Oro. ENJOY!

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