6/29/26, Playlist, Capkan Dimco, (N. Macedonia)- SF Clubhouse on 7/3 -Schedule changed

[katia mucha]

Hi, dancers,

Tom began Monday dancing with the lively Macedonian song and dance

about love gone wrong, Capakan Dimco.  Flirtatious Dimco has married  

Mitra and has broken the heart of a young girl.  "Flirtatious Dimco" was 

her first love.  We'll never know what number she was on Dimco's list. 

The great Macedonian teacher, Atanas Kolorovski  (1926--2022), dances Capkan Dimco 

in this 1990 Stockton dance camp video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Sk1dl8hph4&t=770s

(More on Atanas following the playlist.)

 "The word "chapkan" (чапкан) comes from Turkish and means "flirtatious," a "crook," 

or a "rascal," while "Dimco" (Димчо) is a common male first name.  (Online AI search.)

JULY SCHEDULE CHANGES

Friday dancing this week (July 3) will be at the Southfield clubhouse

as Rick announced at Friday dancing last week.

 - not at BACC as previously scheduled in the July dance schedule.

Rick is doing a new Friday schedule, and he says he'll post it soon.

He hopes to alternate dance spaces.  

No dancing is currently scheduled for July 10.

Monday dancers, there is a possibility that Monday dancing 

will take place on July 6, a date that was cancelled in the July schedule.  

We're not sure right now, but we'll let you know when and if this change 

is confirmed.  

The rest of the schedule is as announced with no dancing on July 13..

PLAYLIST, Monday, June 29, 2026

1. Capkan Dimco (Macedonia)

https://folkdancemusings.blogspot.com/2015/05/capkan-dimco-macedonia.html

2. Dans Tricot (Brittany)

3. Sardana Curta (Catalonia)

4. Cobankat (Albania)

5. Langdans fran Solleron (Sweden)

6. De Secerat (Romania)

7. Diu Xie (Tibet)

8. Lemonia (Greece)

9. Hoe Ana (Tahiti/Raratonga)

10. He Cane (Turkey/Kurdish)

11. Ersko Kolo (Serbia)

12. Eretz Eretz (Israel) QUICK TEACH
      Video: https://folkdancemusings.blogspot.com/2015/12/eretz-eretz-israel.html

13. Masar (Palestinian Sacred Circle)

14. Ini Vitui ne feata, moi (Aroman)

15. Vikivaki (Iceland)

16. Mori Shej, Sabina (Roma)

For educational purposes only.

Please support our sources.

Contacts:

rick...@gmail.com

tsw...@aol.com

Atanas Kolorovski  

 https://www.folkdance.com/LDArticles/AtanasKolarovskiLDMay-June2022.pdf