Kapcsolták
Kapcsolták is a traditional Hungarian folk dance that originated in the Carpathian Basin region. The term *kapcsolták* translates to "those who are linked" or "those who are connected," referring to the dance's distinctive feature of dancers holding hands or linking arms in a continuous chain or circle. This style of dance is commonly performed at weddings, festivals, and other communal gatherings, reflecting the communal and celebratory nature of Hungarian culture.
The dance typically involves a series of steps and movements that are synchronized within the linked formation.
While kapcsolták is most strongly associated with Hungarian traditions, similar linked dances exist in neighboring Slavic