What’s the most famous folk dance in your hometown?

[Pribislav]

Serbian children from my region. They are from Bukovica https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bukovica,_Croatia



My mother remembers of this dense/singing from childrehood.

[Morena]

I think it's interesting how there is an east/west divide in dancing. Easterners tend to line up or hold hands in groups, while westerners tend to pair up or dance individually.
From Galicia:

[Mortimer]

I dont know what it is called.

[Mortimer]

I am from novi becej indeed https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Novi_Bečej

[Nazarene]

I think it's interesting how there is an east/west divide in dancing. Easterners tend to line up or hold hands in groups, while westerners tend to pair up or dance individually.
From Galicia:

Explains our inherent cultural differences perfectly tbh.

[Vojnik]

I think it's interesting how there is an east/west divide in dancing. Easterners tend to line up or hold hands in groups, while westerners tend to pair up or dance individually.
From Galicia:

The circle dancing whilst holding hands has a pagan ritual background originally.

What i find interesting about the name Galicia is the resemblance to two toponyms in Macedonia. One being the touristic village of Galicnik, and the other being the Galicica national park. I wonder if there's a connection between them and the Galicia of Spain.

Galicnik village:



Galicica national park:

[Dna8]

Explains our inherent cultural differences perfectly tbh.

I always found it interesting, comparing my family's dinner parties etc, with my Kiwi friends' families' dinner parties etc.. like fire and ice.

[Roy]

There is no any famous folk dance from the closest town or my area.

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