Gaitanaki

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Gaitanaki (Greek: γαϊτανάκι) is a form of a Greek folk dance from Thessaly, Greece. It is a circle dance. It is also very widespread in Epirus.

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Music of Greece
Kalamatianos
Syrtos

Ancient

Medieval/
Modern

Music of Southeastern Europe (the Balkans)

By style

Folk music	Arabesque Čalgija Dionysiakos Fantezi Folk-pop Chalga Laïko Manele Tallava Turbo-folk Nisiotika Narodna muzika Rebetiko Romani music Sevdalinka Starogradska muzika Tsifteteli
Other	Balkan ballad Balkan brass Bosnian root Ganga music New Primitivism narodna muzika Yugoslav New wave Yugoslav pop

By country
and ethnicity

Albania (performers)
Aromanians (stateless)
Bosnia and Herzegovina (performers)
Bulgaria (performers)
Croatia (performers)
Cyprus (performers)
Greece (performers)
Kosovo (performers)
Moldova (performers)
Montenegro (performers)
North Macedonia (performers)
Romania (performers)
Serbia (performers)
Slovenia (performers)
Turkey (performers)
Yugoslavia (performers)

Folk dances

Circle dances	Daychovo horo Gaitanaki Halay Hasapiko Hora Ikariotikos Pidikhtos Khigga Kleistos Kochari Kolo Serbian Kalamatianos Syrtos Sirtaki Sousta Tamzara Tsamiko
Other	Antikristos Antipatitis Čoček Karsilamas Oro (eagle dance) Zeibekiko Zeybek
By country	Albania Bulgaria Croatia Greece Serbia Turkey

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