Ethnic groups in Kyrgyzstan be like

Just back from Central Asia, so I made a little souvenir video. Not exhaustive, but these are the main groups Music Credits Kyrgyz: “Kyrgyz Komuz. Philadelphia, PA, USA: 1 Minute Story NS” by Nurlan Shantayev. CC BY 3.0 Uzbek: “Uzbek folk song ‘Karagöz boy’” performed by Sabir Karger and recorded by Anadolu Folk Institute. CC BY-SA 4.0 Russian: “Kalinka” performed on harmonica by Wojciech Lipiński. CC BY 3.0 Dungan related regional music: “Hehuang Hua’er” by Llull juny, recorded at the Third Folk Art Festival in Huangzhong, Qinghai, China, on July 8, 2019. Note: This is regional folk music from northwestern China, not a recording specifically identified as Dungan. CC BY-SA 4.0 Tajik: “Karnaychi (karnay musicians) at the Didor International Film Festival, Dushanbe, Tajikistan, 20101012” by JezW. CC BY-SA 3.0 Uyghur: “Chirayliq” by Kaxgar Kizi, from Music Furthest from the Sea, Vol. 1: Chirayliq Pop Sounds of the unStan (2009), released by Royal Oculus & Gramophone Co. CC BY-SA 3.0 Kazakh: “Zhambyl’s Dombyra” by Zhambyl Museum. CC BY-SA 4.0 Turkish: “Oghuz Turkish folk song ‘Hopdiri’ (Aegean Türkmen)” performed by Ahmet Sümbül and recorded by Anadolu Folk Institute. CC BY-SA 4.0