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Mandra havasi is a dance tune from Thrace and the Black Sea Region.

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Kazım Koyuncu - Tabancamın Sapını (Black sea region)
Hicaz mandra

v t e Turkish dance
Main	Bar (dance) Halay Hora Horon Kaşık Havası Lezginka Teke Zeybek
Side	Akdağmadeni halay Bahçevan Cilveloy Entarisi ala benziyor Hamsheni mani Harkuşta Karsilamas Kochari Kolbastı Konyali Mandra havasi Elazığ dik halay Elmaların Yongası Düz horon Shiksaray Sivas bar Süleyman Ağa Tamzara Teke zortlatmasi Temuraga Toycular yarcan Tsifteteli Van papuri Yalli Yurukikos Yuvarlandim

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