| Description | “Tanovar” (in Persian language – “brave”, “strong”) is a vocal and instrumental piece, which is widespread in Uzbekistan. The word “tanovar” itself is made up of two words, i.e. “tan” – “body”, or “soul” and “ovar” – “delight”. In other words it can be read as “a delight of soul”. The word was initially used in folk art and was associated with tanning, which was part of the process of production of traditional footwear called “makhsi” (“ichigi”). | ||
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Tanovar
“Tanovar” (in Persian language – “brave”, “strong”) is a vocal and instrumental piece, which is widespread in Uzbekistan. The word “tanovar” itself is made up of two words, i.e. “tan” – “body”, or “soul” and “ovar” – “delight”. In other words it can be read as “a delight of soul”. The word was initially used in folk art and was associated with tanning, which was part of the process of production of traditional footwear called “makhsi” (“ichigi”).
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Tanovar
“Tanovar” (in Persian language – “brave”, “strong”) is a vocal and instrumental piece, which is widespread in Uzbekistan. The word “tanovar” itself is made up of two words, i.e. “tan” – “body”, or “soul” and “ovar” – “delight”. In other words it can be read as “a delight of soul”. The word was initially used in folk art and was associated with tanning, which was part of the process of production of traditional footwear called “makhsi” (“ichigi”).
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Tanovar
“Tanovar” (in Persian language – “brave”, “strong”) is a vocal and instrumental piece, which is widespread in Uzbekistan. The word “tanovar” itself is made up of two words, i.e. “tan” – “body”, or “soul” and “ovar” – “delight”. In other words it can be read as “a delight of soul”. The word was initially used in folk art and was associated with tanning, which was part of the process of production of traditional footwear called “makhsi” (“ichigi”).
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Tanovar
“Tanovar” (in Persian language – “brave”, “strong”) is a vocal and instrumental piece, which is widespread in Uzbekistan. The word “tanovar” itself is made up of two words, i.e. “tan” – “body”, or “soul” and “ovar” – “delight”. In other words it can be read as “a delight of soul”. The word was initially used in folk art and was associated with tanning, which was part of the process of production of traditional footwear called “makhsi” (“ichigi”).
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