Polonez
Polonez is a Polish folk dance in triple meter, characterized by a dignified and stately tempo. It is often the first dance performed at formal gatherings such as weddings and balls. The name "Polonez" is derived from the French word "polonaise," meaning Polish. Historically, it evolved from a peasant walking dance and gained popularity among the Polish nobility in the 17th and 18th centuries.
The dance typically begins with couples walking in procession, often in a circle or a serpentine line.
In Poland, the Polonez is considered a symbol of national identity and tradition. It is taught in