Psykós
Psykós is a traditional Greek folk dance that originated in the island of Crete. The term "Psykós" translates to "dance of the soul" or "dance of the spirit," reflecting its lively and expressive nature. This dance is deeply rooted in Cretan culture and is often performed during festivals, weddings, and other celebrations.
The dance is characterized by its fast-paced, intricate footwork and rhythmic movements, typically accompanied by traditional
Psykós is not only a form of entertainment but also carries cultural and historical significance. It is
While Psykós is most strongly associated with Crete, similar folk dances with comparable styles can be found