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Migration culture and music-making among the Vlach – Aromanians in Drenova (Albania)

Kosova Anthropologica
The article focuses on the dynamics of migration as experienced by a group of multipart singing performers from the village of Drenova (southeastern Albania). This group belongs to the Vlach-Aromanian minority and the music they perform is the so-called Tosk style of the Albanian multipart song (also know as Albanian folk) iso-poliphony in the UNESCO ...
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Pamporea: Emergence of a New Vernacular. Dance and Identity Performing with Aromanians (Vlachs) from Romania

Martor. The Museum of the Romanian Peasant Anthropology Review
In the mid-1980s, a new type of dance performed by young men emerged in a rural Aromanian community in the Dobrogea region, south-eastern Romania. Later adopted by a folk dance ensemble and adapted for stage performance in the early 2000s, “Pamporea” (Aromanian for “ship”) quickly gained popularity in the community contexts and received media exposure ...
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Toad zoonyms mirror the linguistic and demographic history of Greece. [PDF]

PLoS One, 2023
Davranoglou LR, Embirikos L.
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Reflecții asupra estompării identității aromânilor din Albania

ACROSS
In 1912, Albania, a poor country with a Muslim majority, with an almost completely illiterate population, but with a key geopolitical position on the Adriatic Sea, proclaimed its independence.
Elsa STAVRO
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THE ETHNO-CULTURAL BELONGINGNESS OF AROMANIANS, VLACHS, CATHOLICS, AND LIPOVANS/OLD BELIEVERS IN ROMANIA AND BULGARIA (1990–2012)

Revista Română de Sociologie, 2014
This study is conceived as a historical and ethnographic contextualization of ethno-linguistic groups in contemporary Southeastern Europe, with a comparative approach of several transborder communities from Romania and Bulgaria (Aromanians, Catholics, Lipovans/Old Believers, and Vlachs), between 1990 and 2012.
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In search of a "new Grammousta" : cultural heritage of Aromanian (Vlach) shepherds in the southern Pirin, Bulgaria

The history and cultural heritage of the Aromanian (Vlach) shepherds in Bulgaria is a challenging topic that warrants particular inquisitiveness in scientific research. The Aromanians arrived there after years of severe persecution perpetrated by the Turks and Albanians at the end of the 18th century. They created their own world in the high mountains,
Kocój, Ewa, Kocój, Łukasz
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Vlach Aromanian in Kalomoira (Greece): A first approach

Ioanna Sitaridou, David Gardner
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1121136 Language contact effects, (bi)directionality and feature interpretability: morphosyntactic data across domains in Greek/Vlach Aromanian bilinguals

Maria Kaltsa, Alexandra Prentza
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The heartbeat of Vlach/Aromanian in Metsovo, Greece

Selected papers on theoretical and applied linguistics, 2007
This paper discusses data collected in Metsovo from young people belonging to three age groups, ranging from 5 to 19: pre-school children, primary school children and adolescents. Metsovo is largely bilingual in Greek and Vlach, a Romance, oral language of the Balkans, experiencing shift in favour of Greek. Part of the motivation for this investigation
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Ethnicity, identity and language: The case of the Vlachs/Aromanians of Metsovo

Selected papers on theoretical and applied linguistics, 2005
Selected papers on theoretical and applied linguistics, Vol 16 (2005): Selected Papers on Theoretical and Applied Linguistics from the 16th International Symposium, Thessaloniki 11-13 April ...
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