Arkan (dance) - Factbites

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	UKELODEON: For The Next Generation (01/14/01)
		As you can see, Mykola Myshka is getting ready for his HUTSUL dance - the ARKAN.
		Mykola Myshka is wearing his Hutsul outfit to a dance that he'll be attending.
		The Hutsuls are a colorful and talented group of people who live in the Carpathian Mountains of western Ukraine.
	www.ukrweekly.com /Archive/2001/020134.shtml (1222 words)

	CJR January/February 2005: The Paradox of Pink
		The ties between turbofolk and organized crime reached their apotheosis with the 1995 marriage of the busty hit singer “Ceca” to Zeljko “Arkan” Raznatovic, a notorious paramilitary leader, crime boss, and occasional guest on Pink talk shows during the war.
		Even if Pink was not an overtly “political station,” it became the center of a powerful cog in the Yugoslav wartime propaganda machine: Turbofolk music, a new sound that blended electronic dance rhythms with Serbian and Gypsy melodies and lyrics that ran from saccharine to nationalistic.
		Turbofolk worked at cross purposes to the rock and roll that B92 played, which conjured a street-fighting antiestablishment tradition that had become a battle cry for opposition groups and a perceived threat to the regime.
	www.cjr.org /issues/2005/1/manasek-paradox.asp (1222 words)

	CJR January/February 2005: The Paradox of Pink
		Even if Pink was not an overtly “political station,” it became the center of a powerful cog in the Yugoslav wartime propaganda machine: Turbofolk music, a new sound that blended electronic dance rhythms with Serbian and Gypsy melodies and lyrics that ran from saccharine to nationalistic.
		After Arkan was gunned down in the lobby of Belgrade’s Hotel Intercontinental in early 2000, Ceca seems to have kept her fingers in the family business.
		As masses of protestors burned the RTS studios on October 5, 2000, TV Pink used its satellite uplink to broadcast to the world the now-famous images of the popular uprising, even before it was clear that the protestors would win and the regime would fall.
	www.cjr.org /issues/2005/1/manasek-paradox.asp (1222 words)

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