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alt=Front and side view of a Kazakh dombra|thumb|255x255px|A Kazakh dombra, which is used to perform orteke Orteke (Kazakh: ) is a form of traditional performance in Kazakhstan that incorporates puppetry, music, and dance.

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El ortéké, arte escénico tradicional en Kazajstán: danza, marionetas y música - UNESCO Patrimonio cultural inmaterial

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alt=Front and side view of a Kazakh dombra|thumb|255x255px|A Kazakh dombra, which is used to perform orteke Orteke (Kazakh: ) is a form of traditional performance in Kazakhstan that incorporates puppetry, music, and dance.

Possibly dating back thousands of years, the technique originated in southwestern Kazakhstan and spread among other Central Asian nomadic communities in places like Uzbekistan. The name "orteke" combines or (ditch, hole, trap) and teke (goat).

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