ČIČOVO HORO

Bulgaria

Source:	As learned by Tom Deering from Tony and Elka at dance parties in teh spring and summer of 1999. The name of the dance is from the word for uncle - čičo.

Rhythm:	2/4

Recording:	Any brisk Čoček

Formation:	Mixed lines with arms in close W hold. Hands should go up and down energetically with steps. The footwork is loose and close to the ground.

Meas	Ct	Basic

1	1	Facing center and moving R, Step on R slightly forward and to R

&	Step on L behind R

2	Step on R to R

&	Step on L in front of R

2	1	Step on R to R

&	Step on L behind R

2	Step on R to R

&	Touch L next to R

3	1	Facing center and moving L, Step on L slightly forward and to L

&	Step on R behind L

2	Step on L to R

&	Touch R next to L

Repeat from the beginning until the music stops.

Cue:	Step, behind, step, in front, step, behind, step, touch

Step, behind, step, touch

Variation:

Stamp heel instead of touch

Dance Description by Tom Deering

Presented by Tom Deering