kerfisboum
Kerfisboum is a traditional French folk dance that originated in the region of Brittany, particularly in the coastal areas around the Finistère department. The term "kerfisboum" is derived from Breton, with "kerfis" meaning "to dance" and "boum" referring to a lively, festive gathering. This dance is often performed during local celebrations, festivals, and community events, reflecting the cultural heritage of the Breton people.
The dance typically involves a group of participants, often arranged in a circle or line, moving in
Kerfisboum is not only a form of entertainment but also a way to preserve Breton language and
Today, kerfisboum remains a beloved part of Breton culture, enjoyed by both locals and visitors during festivals