Nizamikos is a Greek dance of Naoussa for men which is danced with handle of the hands with palms bent their struggles.
The Nizamikos danced every year at the carnival of Naoussa is called "Janissaries and Boules".
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Nizamikos is a Greek dance of Naoussa for men which is danced with handle of the hands with palms bent their struggles.
The Nizamikos danced every year at the carnival of Naoussa is called "Janissaries and Boules". It owes its name to the Nizam, Turkish armed tax collectors whom Naoussa trying to appease with this dance and glitoooun hike.
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Nizamikos is type of dance, according to the structured record cited below. This entry was generated automatically from that record and has not yet been reviewed by a person familiar with the tradition. 1
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