Jõujaamade
Jõujaamade refers to the rhythmic singing and hand-clapping practices of the Estonian people, particularly in the island of Saaremaa. This tradition dates back to the 17th century and is closely tied to the cultural heritage of the Island communities.
Jõujaamade involves the singing of specific folk songs and melodies while engaging in hand-clapping, foot-stomping, or
This practice serves various purposes within the community. It often marks important life events such as weddings,
Jõujaamade has undergone significant changes over the centuries due to external influences such as urbanization, industrialization,