Trite Pûti, ТРИТЕ ПЪТИ, Trite Pâti, Triti Pati, Triti Puti, Trite P’ti, – Living dance
Pronounced tree-teh puh-tee, means three times. No one seems to know why the dance received this name. To confuse matters further there are several completely different dances called Trite Pûti. They are most popular in the Thrace region. The historical region of Thrace spans three countries, but the dance Trite Pûti is known primarily in Bulgaria.
Dancing starts at 3:00. Caption, Google translated: fair in the village of Zlati Voyvoda, Sliven municipality, Sliven region – 26.10.2025. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UD1_wlnvdkQ
Dancing starts at 1:40. Caption, Google translated: Festival in the village of Bogdanovo, Sredets municipality, Burgas region – 1.06.2024. Burgas Orchestra composed of: conductor Georgi Mironski on bagpipes Diyan Trendafilov – gadulka Hristian Hristov – kaval Georgi Nikolov – piano Soloists: Kristina Stoykova and Yana Biyukova https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ITPhJ6t1AdI
Caption, Google translated: Malak Manastir village, Elhovo municipality, Yambol region – 3.03.2024 Petar Lyubchev – bagpipes Temelko Ivanov – kaval Panayot Stoychev – piano Tsvetelina Stoycheva – soloisthttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A6p9gzOCvvY
Dancing starts at 0:40. Caption, Google translated: Festival in the village of Malomir, Tundzha municipality, Yambol region – 20.06.2025 orchestra Strandzha mood Ivo Gilyov – bagpipes and conductor Petko Penchev – accordion Georgi Ivanov – piano Dobri Matev – kaval – guest … https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZxKIEKa8f7A
HILARIOUS! A 12-step version here; someone is screwing up, breaking the flow of the line. Leader leaves in disgust, rejoins later. Dancing starts at 2:37 Caption, Google translated: Easter village of Mladovo, Sliven region – 15.06.2024 Orchestra Nashentsi – town of Straldzha consisting of kaval – Ivan Petrov bagpipes – Dimitar Kolev piano – Hristo Georgiev soloist – Katya Georgieva. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PzMUiBa5qp4
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