dozlamayla
Dozlamayla is a traditional Turkish folk dance that originates from the coastal regions of the Aegean and Mediterranean areas, particularly in the provinces of Muğla and Aydın. The term "dozlamayla" combines two words: "dozlamak," meaning "to sway" or "to rock," and "mayla," which refers to a type of rhythmic clapping or stomping pattern. This dance is often performed during festivals, weddings, and social gatherings, reflecting the cultural and communal spirit of the region.
The dance is characterized by its lively, circular movements, where participants hold hands and move in a
Dozlamayla is often performed by groups of men, women, or mixed groups, though its style may vary
While dozlamayla is deeply rooted in local customs, it has gained recognition beyond its regional origins,