Community Bihu dance

Deori- Chutiya Bihu (Bisu ) dance

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00:00The Deori Chutia of the ancient Chutia Kingdom are a Tibuta-Burman ethnic group, historically

00:13eyed to the Chutia people serving as their traditional priests. They are hill-dwelling

00:19subgroups in the Patkai range along the Assam-Aronachapraj border. Bahagya Bissu festival marks

00:26as the asinized new year and stream of harvest prayers. In Patkai villages, it is week-long

00:32rife for which prosperity, lending Deori animism with Bihu influences.

00:36Dissu Geet are call-and-response folk songs in Deori dialect.

00:42Bisu Yojama, a Lailu group circle where men in bearskin cloaks and women in indigo handloom

00:47culp skirts with silver neck rings sway and clap in synchronized steps.

00:52Dancers make hills or moo motions, stamping feet door rhythms that accelerate into trance-like spins.

00:59And now please have a look.

01:29Dissu Geet are the most indignible.

01:38But please ask me to listen to my teacher and say the words you are on the wall.

01:40Let me explain and just show your teacher and strength and give me the joy of being

01:49your teacher and be a group of people who are the most laborious people who are in the

01:49place.

01:50And now please pay and pay back to the topic and pay back to the patients.

01:52Then please do not have a look.

01:53I say the same way.

01:54It's experienced in the past in my life.