Baris Gultepe: Evde Halay
He typically uses high-energy Grit or Delilo rhythms. You can find his specific playlists on YouTube or Spotify by searching for "Barış Gültepe Halay."
Most videos focus on the "3-step" or "4-step" rhythm. You typically start by moving to the right, crossing your left foot over or behind, and adding a small kick or "tık" (tap) on the beat. Baris Gultepe Evde Halay
Many of his tutorials feature a slow-motion breakdown followed by a full-speed performance with music. Practice the slow version until your muscle memory kicks in. He typically uses high-energy Grit or Delilo rhythms
He often uses vocal cues like "Sağ, sol, sağ, tık" (Right, left, right, tap) to help beginners stay on the beat of the Davul (drum) and Zurna. Many of his tutorials feature a slow-motion breakdown
(Halay at Home) is a popular series of instructional and entertainment videos designed to teach the traditional Kurdish and Turkish folk dance, Halay , in a simplified way for home practice . Gültepe, a folk dance instructor and content creator, gained significant traction on platforms like YouTube and TikTok by breaking down complex footwork into energetic, easy-to-follow routines. Core Elements of the Guide
