Sigurohesh
Sigurohesh is a traditional form of folk music and dance originating from the regions of the Caucasus, particularly within the cultures of the Abkhaz, Adyghe (Circassian), and other neighboring ethnic groups. The term "sigurohesh" is derived from the Adyghe language, where "sigur" means "dance" and "ohesh" refers to the rhythmic clapping or stomping that accompanies the performance. This genre reflects the communal and celebratory nature of Caucasus traditions, often performed during festivals, weddings, and other significant gatherings.
The music typically features lively melodies played on instruments such as the *kombuza* (a type of bagpipe),
Sigurohesh is deeply rooted in oral tradition, with songs and dances passed down through generations. While