Χρήστης:Kiki Zarra/πρόχειρο

Άιντε μωρή…γκού… …γκούνα Καραγκούνα, άιντε δεν σου πρέ… σου πρέπουν τα σεγκούνια, αμ’ πως ‘δα αμ’ πις ‘δα στο παραθύρι σ’ είδα, αμ’ πως ‘δα αμ’ πις ‘δα την προκοπή σου είδα.

Άιντε θα πουλή… πουλήσω και την στάνη, άιντε να σου πά… σου πάρω ένα φουστάνι, αμ’ πως ‘δα αμ’ πις ‘δα στο παραθύρι σ’ είδα, αμ’ πως ‘δα αμ’ πις ‘δα την προκοπή σου είδα.

Άιντε θα πουλή… πουλήσω την κατσίκα, άιντε να σου πά… σου πάρω σκουλαρίκια, αμ’ πως ‘δα αμ’ πις ‘δα στο παραθύρι σ’ είδα, αμ’ πως ‘δα αμ’ πις ‘δα την προκοπή σου είδα.

Άιντε θα πουλή… πουλήσω και τα γίδια, άιντε να σου πά… σου πάρω και στολίδια, αμ’ πως ‘δα αμ’ πις ‘δα στο παραθύρι σ’ είδα, αμ’ πως ‘δα αμ’ πις ‘δα την προκοπή σου είδα.

Άιντε πέρασε ένα καλοκαίρι, άιντε και δε μου δε μου ‘στειλες χαμπέρι,αμ’ πως ‘δα αμ’ πις ‘δα στο παραθύρι σ’ είδα, αμ’ πως ‘δα αμ’ πις ‘δα την προκοπή σου είδα..

http://folkdancemusings.blogspot.com/2014/05/karagouna-greece.html

• The karagouna is found scattered throughout the Karagouni region, which is located in the plain of Thessaly in the regions of Karditsa, Kalambaka and Tyrnavos, as well as Domokos and Farsala. The karagouna is also the name of the traditional folk dance known all over Greece, though there are several versions of it existing even outside the Karagouni region. As for the costume, it is said that there are three or four variants depending on the region. In older days, women wore the costume as wedding attire. The intricate, multi-layer outfits with bright colors were meant to represent the wealth of the region. Today, the costume has been simplified and is popular among traditional Greek dance groups.

• As stated earlier, the costume involves several layers of clothing; it includes a white underdress, an outer garment made of wool and a long sleeveless coat, as well as an embroidered waistcoat or vest, each of which look different according to the area. The whole outfit is then topped with a red felt apron, adorned with a velveteen band. Women also wore a headpiece made of an embroidered scarf wrapped and twisted around the head and decorated with coins on the forehead.