Dagestan Lezginka Mp3

Internet users argue about the behaviour of four residents of the Kayakent District, accused of administrative offence after they had danced lezginka in the middle of the roadway in Derbent. The young people face administrative penalties for violating parking rules.

According to the police, two hours before the New Year, four residents of the Kayakent District, aged 20 to 30, stopped their cars on the roadway, thus blocking the passage for other cars, and danced lezginka on the roadway.

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Administrative protocols were drawn up against the young people under articles on disobedience to a policeman's lawful order and violation of the rules for stopping or parking vehicles. The lezginka dancers face fines of 500-2000 roubles.

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DAGESTAN, Russia -- The newlyweds sat at the front of the dim banquet hall here looking out at their guests. Three hundred people intermittently gathered around the long food-filled tables or hopped around the dance floor, sweating through their fancy clothes as they swished their arms back and forth doing the region's traditional dance, the lezginka.After three hours of reveling in the southern Russian heat, the flawlessly coiffed bride descended to the floor in her corseted white dress while her groom danced around her holding a fluffy taffeta baton. As he passed it off to various male relatives and friends, each taking a turn dancing around the doll-like bride, guests gathered on the dance floor to throw 100-ruble bills on the dress's long train. Three little girls scampered around collecting the cash, while some of the guests filed out of the hall into their Russian-made cars.The celebration was only half over. After speeding in a caravan through dusty Makhachkala, the capital of Dagestan, about 100 guests from the bridal celebration joined the groom's party, which already boasted 900 attendees. Besides the air-conditioning, however, this second celebration differed little from the first: the guests danced, drank and ate while the couple sat calmly in the front gazing at their friends and family, only joining the party to perform the same baton-and-ruble ritual before going home.Email StoryIn Dagestan, Life Goes On Despite ViolenceBy: Marissa Paynefunction onSubmit(token) {document.getElementById("send_email").submit();}Friend's E-MailYour E-MailEnter a personal messageSend ArticleCloseKeep reading for free!Get instant access to the rest of this article by submitting your email address below. You'll also get access to three articles of your choice each month and our free newsletter:function onSubmitOTR(token) {document.getElementById("one_time_read_form").submit();}Enter your email addressOr, Subscribe now to get full access. ff782bc1db