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Anası Kızından( Turkish: Anası Kızından; Greek: καπετάνιε καπετάνιε; Serbian: Kapetane, kapetane) is a Turkish and Anatolian Greek folkloric tune ( Kaşık Havası) or Halay. The meter is ⁴
₄.

Original form

The original form of the türkü was popular in Central Anatolia(Konya Ilgın),( Çankırı) .

See also

• Kasik Havasi
• Efi Thodi

References

External videos
Maya Darulelhan Heyeti - Anası Kızından (Taş Plak Arşivi)
Daliborka Stojsic - Kapetane, kapetane - (Audio 1982)
ΚΑΠΕΤΑΝΙΕ ΚΑΠΕΤΑΝΙΕ ~ ΕΦΗ ΘΩΔΗ
ΝΙΤΣΑ ΑΝΤΩΝΑΤΟΥ - Καπετάνιε Καπετάνιε
Καπετάνιε Καπετάνιε-ΧΑΡΑΚΙΔΑ ΒΑΣΩ

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