Ni ke Dre

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"Ni ke Dre"
"Ni ke Dre"
Song
Language	Greek
Genre	Sousta
Songwriter(s)	Unknown

Ni ke Dre, (Greek: [Νι και Ντρε] Error: {{Transliteration}}: transliteration text not Latin script (help)) is an anonymous Greek sousta. The meter is ²
₄.

Original form

The original form of the sousta was a popular folk dance in Amorgos.

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Ni ke Dre

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Original form

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