Kurjategijate
Kurjategijate is a term used in Estonian to describe a type of folk song that is characterized by its melancholic and often humorous lyrics. These songs are typically performed by a group of singers, often accompanied by traditional instruments such as the kannel, a type of zither, and the viiul, a violin. Kurjategijate songs are often about everyday life, love, and social issues, and they are known for their catchy melodies and repetitive choruses.
The term "kurjategijate" translates to "sinners" or "outlaws," and the songs are often associated with the marginalized
The lyrics of kurjategijate songs are typically written in a simple, colloquial language, and they often use
Kurjategijate songs are an integral part of Estonian folk music and have gained international recognition for