Szaleca

Szalocation is a form of folk dancing that originated in the Podhale region of Southern Poland. The word'szalica' actually translates to English which means 'dancer' or 'one who leaps'. This type of dancing is often performed by pairs of couples, typically as part of a traditional wedding celebration or other festive events.

During a traditional szaleca dance, two male couples join hands in a lockstep pattern, with the women opposite them on the sidelines. One of the men lifts one of the women into the air in a playful 'jumping' motion, lowering her in an instant to prevent injury. The partner often joins hands and the steps are directed by the fourth hand of the partner who guides the actions. to the rhythm of traditional folk music.

In the context of a wedding celebration, this dance is often considered a supplement to the traditional polonaise and krakowiak dances. Szaleca is a popular choice for this type of event due to its dynamic rhythms and visually striking movements, adding to the festive atmosphere. This form of folk jumping relates to professional social dance, and every step in the cultural tradition of the people has been noted.

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