kagylóhoz
Kagylóhoz refers to a traditional Hungarian folk dance that originated in the region of Transylvania, now part of Romania, but remains popular in Hungarian cultural celebrations. The term "kagylóhoz" translates roughly to "to the shell" or "to the spiral," which may reflect the dance's circular or winding movements. It is often performed during festive occasions, weddings, and folk festivals, particularly in areas with significant Hungarian heritage.
The dance typically features a lively, rhythmic style with participants moving in a spiral or circular formation.
Kagylóhoz is often performed in groups, with dancers holding hands or linking arms to maintain the circular
While kagylóhoz is deeply rooted in Hungarian folk traditions, its influence extends beyond Hungary, appearing in