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Baladi
Baladi means literally "of the country". The meaning "folk" is derived from that.
Why is "Baladi" used here exclusively for dancing, and not to explain the word itself (for example people use the word to describe things, like a Baladi chicken, or Baladi zucchini, to say it's the local cultivator). Therefore, this should be renamed to Baladi dance. ¬
Hexafluoride(
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Error in last example rhythm under 'Baladi rhythm'?
Isn't there a "--" or "tk" missing between T and D below?
D D tkT D tkT D
i.e. either D D tkT D tkT tkD D tkT D tkT tk
or D D tkT D tkT --D D tkT D tkT tk — Preceding
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Baladi
Baladi means literally "of the country". The meaning "folk" is derived from that.
Why is "Baladi" used here exclusively for dancing, and not to explain the word itself (for example people use the word to describe things, like a Baladi chicken, or Baladi zucchini, to say it's the local cultivator). Therefore, this should be renamed to Baladi dance. ¬
Hexafluoride(
talk)07:48, 31 July 2015 (UTC)reply
Error in last example rhythm under 'Baladi rhythm'?
Isn't there a "--" or "tk" missing between T and D below?
D D tkT D tkT D
i.e. either D D tkT D tkT tkD D tkT D tkT tk
or D D tkT D tkT --D D tkT D tkT tk — Preceding
unsigned comment added by
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10:24, 2 February 2022 (UTC)reply
