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Video by: Greek Boston
This Greek dance lesson video of the Greek dance, Tsifteteli was taught by the Metropolis of Boston Youth Dance Group. This video was recorded and produced by GreekBoston.com.
The Metropolis of Boston Youth Dance Program is the folk dance ministry of the Greek Orthodox Metropolis of Boston. The mission of the program is to instill the culture and tradition of Hellenism and the appreciation of this great heritage in the Greek Orthodox youth of the Boston Metropolis through fellowship, learning, folk dances, and songs. Dr. John Pappas, a dentist in private practice in Boston’s Copley Square, has served as the director of the Metropolis of Boston Youth Dance program since 2002. Under the direction of Dr. John Pappas, the Program has flourished and has become the only Dance Group in North America Certified by Greece’s famous Dora Stratou Greek Dances Theatre in Athens. Maria Bregianos recently graduated from Hellenic College and is pursuing a career in elementary teaching. Maria has served as an instructor since 2012 and is also assistant director of the Metropolis of Boston Youth Dance program. For more information about the Metropolis of Boston Youth Dance Group program, please visit: http://greekfolkdance.com or or on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/groups/995753947113418/.
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LEARN HOW TO DANCE ALL OF THE MAJOR GREEK FOLK DANCES! CLICK ON EACH BELOW:
Kalamatianos, Zeibekiko, Tsifteteli, Hasaposervikos, Tsamikos, Kochari, Ikariotikos, Pentozali, Hasapikos, Sta Dio and Karagouna
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