GEORGIAN DANCES - THE EIGHTH WONDER OF THE WORLD

#lezginka #dance GEORGIAN DANCES - THE EIGHTH WONDER OF THE WORLD Georgian dances, also known as Kartuli, are a significant aspect of Georgian culture and have captivated audiences around the world with their unique blend of energy, precision, and elegance. While calling them “the eighth wonder of the world“ may be subjective, it reflects the admiration and awe that many people have for this vibrant dance tradition. Georgian dances have a rich history and are deeply rooted in the country’s cultural heritage. They showcase the diversity of Georgian regions, with different styles and costumes representing various regions and historical periods. The dances often tell stories and depict everyday life, celebrations, and rituals. One of the remarkable features of Georgian dances is the intricate footwork, characterized by fast-paced movements, graceful leaps, and stunning acrobatics. Dancers display exceptional coordination, precision, and synchronization, creating a mesmer