I like this dance and instrumental. Specialy, instrumental. I feel familiar with the dance instrumental. Its like my etnic instrumental, Karo Etnic from Indonesia. I love it.
Good question~ :) As you guessed, Korean noblemen didn't really dance like this. It's a dance that Korean traveling entertainers(남사당패) performed in later Joseon Dynasty. However, don't think that Korean noblemen didn't dance at all. Actually, they also enjoyed dancing and playing music. XD Thank you for watching~
Eh...? Anyway, good question~ Let me explain about that. What they are wearing is called "Dopo(도포)." Dopo is a dress for Korean noblemen(Seonbi), but I think the large sleeves and long dress hem made you think they were dressed like women. Fan was not only for women but for men in Korea. You can see that men's fan is a little bigger then women's. Fan stands for leisure and nobleness. The male dancers use fans because this dance(Hallyangmu) is describing Seonbi's free movements...
Oh, really? I hope Nanta will be fascinating to you~ :) In my case, I'm going to visit NY this december~ XD I'm really looking forward to it because it'll be my first trip abroad!
I'm so sorry... I don't know how to explain it better... This kind of Korean mood (like this dance) is inclusively called Pungnyu(풍류). Please refer to the video response... :)
I am sorry, that i am not into it little bit more..but, i would like you to explain me, why r man dressed like woman (if they are) and dancing with the fan - what fan presents? thx :)
They are wearing korean traditional men's clothing. The coat that they're wearing is a durumagi and the hat is a gat. It is a hat that married korean men used to wear during the joseon period. The longer and wider it is, the higher status you were.
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They're so elegant.. am I the only one that came for this not because of bts?
기품있고 우아한 춤이네요 멋있어요❤️
팔자좋은 선비들의 춤 ㅎㅎ. 한량무 멋있다
awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
thank you so much for these videos, they truly are a blessing.
I am from bangkok thailand, and I really think this nobleman dance is very granceful and eyes-catching to watch
I like this dance and instrumental. Specialy, instrumental. I feel familiar with the dance instrumental. Its like my etnic instrumental, Karo Etnic from Indonesia.
I love it.
thought so. thanks for the reply. goin to korea this december, looking forward to seeing Nanta.
Good question~ :) As you guessed, Korean noblemen didn't really dance like this. It's a dance that Korean traveling entertainers(남사당패) performed in later Joseon Dynasty. However, don't think that Korean noblemen didn't dance at all. Actually, they also enjoyed dancing and playing music. XD Thank you for watching~
Thank you for uploading this video!
한량춤은 기생집에서 기생과 풍유를 질기며 추던 양반춤 아닌가요? 그렇게 알고있는데 그걸 남사당패에서 양반들 농락하려고 익살스럽게 췄다고 알고있는데
i'm just reseaching for bts comback release IDOL
The Title is, 'Playboy Dance'
yes please.
hope you have a good time. heard NY may seem harsh with the hustle & bustle. take care.
Eh...? Anyway, good question~ Let me explain about that.
What they are wearing is called "Dopo(도포)." Dopo is a dress for Korean noblemen(Seonbi), but I think the large sleeves and long dress hem made you think they were dressed like women.
Fan was not only for women but for men in Korea. You can see that men's fan is a little bigger then women's. Fan stands for leisure and nobleness. The male dancers use fans because this dance(Hallyangmu) is describing Seonbi's free movements...
jimin bring me here .
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Oh, really? I hope Nanta will be fascinating to you~ :)
In my case, I'm going to visit NY this december~ XD I'm really looking forward to it because it'll be my first trip abroad!
@chorister88 the men are not wearing woman dress. This is a nobleman clothing for men.
아? 남자가 추는 전통춤이 있는 줄 몰랐네요 ㅎㅎ 사물놀이나 남사당패나 사자춤같은것만 있는 줄 알았는데 ㅎㅎ
선비춤 귀족춤임
한량무 남사당 춤 맞아요.
귀족 춤은 아니고 귀족들을 풍자하며 추는 춤입니다.
@@user-gq9ey5nu7v 한량춤은 선비들이 기생집에서 기생과 같이 추던 춤입니다
@@user-gq9ey5nu7v 남사당춤은 동례학춤이고
@@thingschange.8815 선비들이 자기들을 풍자하는 춤을 췄다고요?
I'm so sorry... I don't know how to explain it better... This kind of Korean mood (like this dance) is inclusively called Pungnyu(풍류). Please refer to the video response... :)
@gotei13nikki
It's one of my favorites, too! Thanks alot!!! xD
umm...interesting? but did noblemen really dance like this back then? or is this just part of a show?
I am sorry, that i am not into it little bit more..but, i would like you to explain me, why r man dressed like woman (if they are) and dancing with the fan - what fan presents? thx :)
Djordje Miljkovic actually it's the durumagi (두루마기) which can be worn by both men and women
They're not like a women.
They are wearing korean traditional men's clothing. The coat that they're wearing is a durumagi and the hat is a gat. It is a hat that married korean men used to wear during the joseon period. The longer and wider it is, the higher status you were.
부채는 고대 한국인이 만든 물건이다 남녀 가리지 않고 쓰는 것이 정상적인지 않을까?
나도 한가지 궁금하다
서양귀족은 왜 남자가 여자처럼
긴 곱슬머리 가발을 착용하고 스타킹을 신었나?
@@anhduynguyen396 두루마기 아니고 " 도포" 임 영반 남자들만 입었음 두루마기는 도포를 간소화 한것임