SOLAKIA FOLK DANCE OF MIZORAM

SOLAKIA DANCE OF MIZORAM
This is an impressive dance originated from the Pawi and Mara communities in the southern part of Mizoram. This dance is known as Solakia by the Mara. In the olden days, when different tribes were constantly at war with each other, a ceremony to behead the enemy was usually held by the victor. This ceremony is performed to ensure that the vanquished soul remains a slave to the victor even when the latter also dies. Any person who holds a feast for such a ceremony is highly regarded and respected by the people, the king as well as his elders. It is during this ceremony that the dance is performed. Being a warrior dance, it is performed to celebrate a victory in war. The gong or cymbals or drums are used for providing beats.

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Solakia nilo in sawhlâ kiâ hei hi a ziah dan dik tak ani. a hming an ziah danpawh adik lo a, anlâm dân pawh a dik hek lo. An lâm dawn ani chuan dik takin lam ve se tha tur.

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Thiame

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An thiam lutuk.

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Heihi mizo lam a ni lo lo lam ve tawh su

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I rilru chu va thing ve.. lai, mara , hmar, thado, paihte etc. Mizo vek kan ni keini sawitheih a awmlo aw

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A dik Tak chuan lam ve Tal se aw🤣🤣 mara lam kha an phuah chawp a avai hian a diklo vek it's mara war and victory dance

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SOLAKIA - Mara

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i a nih chu

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Mi mawl i nih cu