Dancers mimic the majestic wings of eagles or hawks.
"Davul Zurna Zeybek - Harmandali" refers to the iconic instrumental performance of Turkey’s most famous folk dance, the . Originating from the Aegean region, this performance is a powerful display of bravery, chivalry, and local pride. The Spirit of the Efe Davul Zurna Zeybek - Harmandali (en iyisi)
The dance is named after the , mountain warriors who lived in Western Anatolia between the 13th and 19th centuries. Dancers mimic the majestic wings of eagles or hawks
Performers wear embroidered jackets ( cepken ), knee-length trousers ( şalvar ), and a distinct headscarf ( poshu ). The Sound: Davul and Zurna knee-length trousers ( şalvar )