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| Bhangara Dance |
Bhangara Dane
is a lively form of folk music dance that originates from punjab. Punjabis
performed Bhangara to celebrate the success of the harvest people perform
Bhangala on the day of Baisakhi, April13. Bhangala is considered the king of
dance. During Bhangara people sing Panjabi Boliyaan, Lyries, atleast one person
plays the dhol drum. The dances begin to move in a circle around the drummer,
who now & lifts the two sticks,
With which he beats the drum to beckon the dancess to a higher tempo of
movement. The costame of a Bhangara dancer consist of a bright, Colored patka
on the head a lache or lungi of the same color, A long tunic & a black or
blue waistcoat & ghunghoors on the ankles. Some dancess also were small rings
in the ears.