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Kumpanija, island KorÄula free vector download

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KUMPANIJA AND MOÅ TRA Six villages across the island continue to perform a sword dance with a type of sword that is dated in style to the 16th-17th centuries. The men are organized into a village military unit with a captain and flag-bearer, and each soldier holds a single long sword. Dialog precedes their performances, where the captain of his army asks permission from the head of the village to perform their "ples od boja" (war dance). The captain leads his soldiers into synchronized and highly coordinated formations where each soldier holds the tip of his neighbor's sword to form a single linked group

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MoreÅ¡ka KorÄula — Performed only by males from KorÄula town families, the mock battle dance with each soldier holding two swords is traditionally performed on July 29 (St. Theodore's Day) and weekly during the summer tourist season. Documentation shows that the MoreÅ¡ka sword dance has been performed in KorÄula since at least the 17th century, but the dance may be older, since double swords were part of known sword technique in the 16th century

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