Mansouras
Mansouras are a traditional form of folk dance originating from the Mansoura region of Egypt, located in the eastern Nile Delta. The dance is deeply rooted in the cultural heritage of the area and is often performed during festive occasions, weddings, and religious celebrations. Mansouras are characterized by their lively, rhythmic movements, which typically involve intricate footwork, hip swaying, and expressive hand gestures. The dance is usually accompanied by traditional Egyptian music, featuring instruments such as the *tabla*, *riqq* (frame drum), and *nay* (flute), along with melodic vocal performances.
The name "Mansoura" is derived from the city of Mansoura itself, which has long been a center
Mansouras are typically performed in a circular formation, with dancers moving in sync to the music. The