Tasapariteetissa
Tasapariteetissa is a traditional Finnish folk dance that originated in the region of Karelia, particularly among the Karelian people. The term "tasapariteetissa" translates roughly to "flat dance" or "dance on the flat," referring to its distinctive style of dancing on the soles of the feet rather than the heels, which is characteristic of many other Finnish dances. This technique allows for a smooth, gliding movement across the dance floor, creating a unique visual and rhythmic quality.
The dance is typically performed in a circle, with participants holding hands or linking arms. Tasapariteetissa
While tasapariteetissa was once a widespread practice in Karelian communities, its popularity has declined in recent
The dance’s simplicity and elegance make it accessible to both children and adults, fostering a sense of