"Ti Na Ftei" sung by Glykeria. Apparently it's from a bday party.

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These must be Turkish Cypriot guys (or Turks dunno) cuz they are from Near East University

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Song:O horos tou Sakena by Stauros Harhakos


Turkish students in training dancing with Vissi

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babeaaa

so havasi= dance?

i thought it was "air", probably a second interpretation?

Correct/ air (hava) but in this case yes means song/dance like Ankara Havasi. We say oyun havasi