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Leventikos (Greek: Λεβέντικος, Levéntikos); or Bufčansko (Macedonian: Буфчанско), also known as Litós (Λιτός), Kucano, Nešo or Pusteno, is a dance of western Macedonia, mainly performed by ethnic Macedonians and Greeks in the town of Florina, Greece and in the Resen and Bitola regions in the neighbouring North Macedonia. Reflecting the dance steps: slow-quick-quick-slow-quick, the meter comprises five beats of varying length but these lengths come in different variations: The Levendikos dance performed in Petroussa is very different from the one in Florina.

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rdfs:label	Λεβέντικος (el) Leventikos (en)
rdfs:comment	Ο λεβέντικος (της Λευτεριάς) είναι παραδοσιακός χορός της Δυτικής Μακεδονίας και μάλιστα ο πιο διαδεδομένος στο νομό Φλώρινας και λιγότερο στην Έδεσσα. Είναι γνωστός και στην Αλβανία αλλά και στη Βόρεια Μακεδονία. (el) Leventikos (Greek: Λεβέντικος, Levéntikos); or Bufčansko (Macedonian: Буфчанско), also known as Litós (Λιτός), Kucano, Nešo or Pusteno, is a dance of western Macedonia, mainly performed by ethnic Macedonians and Greeks in the town of Florina, Greece and in the Resen and Bitola regions in the neighbouring North Macedonia. Reflecting the dance steps: slow-quick-quick-slow-quick, the meter comprises five beats of varying length but these lengths come in different variations: The Levendikos dance performed in Petroussa is very different from the one in Florina. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Greek music Bitola Hora (dance) Bufčansko Civilization VI Greece Greek folk music Greeks Music of North Macedonia Dance Macedonia (region) Macedonian dances Greek dances Tuplet Albania European folk dances Florina North Macedonia Greek dances Municipality of Resen West Macedonia Ethnic Macedonians
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	http://www.banitsa.com:8000/ https://web.archive.org/web/20090817133409/http:/joancarolfriedberg.com/iofapaper.html https://web.archive.org/web/20100703042048/http:/www.dunav.org.il/balkan_music_index.html%23greekmacedonia https://web.archive.org/web/20100703042048/http:/www.dunav.org.il/balkan_music_index.html%23macedonia http://paroutsas.jmc.gr/dances/macedon/lytos.htm
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has abstract	Ο λεβέντικος (της Λευτεριάς) είναι παραδοσιακός χορός της Δυτικής Μακεδονίας και μάλιστα ο πιο διαδεδομένος στο νομό Φλώρινας και λιγότερο στην Έδεσσα. Είναι γνωστός και στην Αλβανία αλλά και στη Βόρεια Μακεδονία. (el) Leventikos (Greek: Λεβέντικος, Levéntikos); or Bufčansko (Macedonian: Буфчанско), also known as Litós (Λιτός), Kucano, Nešo or Pusteno, is a dance of western Macedonia, mainly performed by ethnic Macedonians and Greeks in the town of Florina, Greece and in the Resen and Bitola regions in the neighbouring North Macedonia. Reflecting the dance steps: slow-quick-quick-slow-quick, the meter comprises five beats of varying length but these lengths come in different variations: * One is 128, counting the beats as 3+2+2+3+2, with the metric 3's divided into quadruplets, but at higher speed, the metric accents may sound more like 3+4+3+2. * Another one is 168, counting the beats as 4+2+3+4+3, where metric 4's have sub-beats 2+2. The third (second 2) beat may be lengthened relative to its written value in both variations but less so at higher speeds. The last (third 2) beat may be shortened, a common Balkan treatment of meters. The 128 meter appears in traditional Northern and Southern Albanian ballads, in dance tunes such as Berace, and in Macedonian dances such as Beranče, Bajrače and Bufčansko (Macedonian: Буфчанско; also called Bufskoto or Bufsko). The 168 meter has appeared more recently in various tunes for the Leventikos dance in the Florina region of Greece, and in Macedonian dances like Pušteno, in renditions of the same songs that were traditionally rendered in 118 or 128. For example, for the tune Ibraim Odza there are different performances in both 128 and 168 . The Levendikos dance performed in Petroussa is very different from the one in Florina. (en)
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