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Breaking the Norm: Street Dancing in Yerevan
YEREVAN (A.W.)—There are a lot of things going on below the surface in Yerevan. While most people are stuck on the tourist sites, consumer boutiques, and stereotypes of the past, a new generation of youth are embracing fresh ideas and alternative subcultures.
Case in point: More than 200 people gathered recently for a street dance competition in the heart of Yerevan (just
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It is great to see the youth have found an avenue to express themselves. It is through our youth that the Armenian heritage will continue in strength and mission.
Sad that a country with such unique culture is being saturated by cultureless American hip-hop. Even if break dancing has mostly gone out of style in its country of origin. Maybe in 15 years dubstep will finally reach Armenia. *sigh* Teens think their fads will last forever.