Skallera
Skallera is a type of traditional Swedish folk music that originated in the 19th century. It is characterized by its lively rhythm, often played on instruments such as the accordion, violin, and guitar. Skallera music is typically performed by groups of musicians, known as skallers, who gather in public spaces to play and sing together. The lyrics of skallera songs often reflect the social and cultural life of the communities in which they are performed, and they can range from humorous to sentimental.
The term "skallera" comes from the Swedish word "skalla," which means "to shout" or "to call out."
Skallera music has also influenced other genres of music, including jazz and swing. Its infectious rhythms