Hapteihin
Hapteihin refers to a traditional Finnish folk dance that originated in the eastern region of Finland, particularly in the Karelia area. The term "hapteihin" is derived from the Karelian word "hapti," which means "to dance" or "to move." This dance form is characterized by its lively, rhythmic movements and is often performed in a circle or line formation.
Hapteihin is typically accompanied by lively folk music, often played on instruments such as the kantele, fiddle,
The dance is deeply rooted in the rural lifestyle of Finland, where it was originally performed during
In modern times, hapteihin has been adapted for contemporary settings, including cultural performances and educational programs